Hello,
Up to this commit, I was able to split out new trees out of sub-directories
of my project.
I used this to create a subproject out of a directory, without necessarily
knowing in advance that I could need the content of this directory in other
projects.
Since da949cc55, older unrelated commits get prepended to the history.
This issue is quite easy to reproduce:
1. choose a directory in your project which hasn't been added with
"git subtree add". Let's say it's called my/directory/.
2. "git subtree split --prefix=my/directory --branch the-new-tree"
3. "git log --stat the-new-tree"
4. notice the mess which happens at the first commit concerning
my/directory/ and how it then includes random older commits which have
nothing related to my/directory.
Jakub, I'm not sure I understand what this patch is supposed to fix. Could
you provide an example ? Or a test case ?
Thanks !
Marc
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