Problem: "git clone --shallow-since 2022-12-01 --depth 1" recently failed with "fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly" because the repo happened to not have any sufficiently recent commits. I was hoping that by also specifying "--depth 1" that I would get at least one commit, but it seems combining these options produces an intersection of the available commits (in my case, zero). Obviously I can work around this but, Proposed change: It would be useful if we changed the behavior of these flags specified together to produce a union of commits instead of an intersection. I doubt there's a lot of prior art use cases depending on the old behavior. What do you think? Thanks! - Jonathan.
