() Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> () Fri, 28 Dec 2007 13:20:16 -0800 $ vi .git/logs/HEAD and truncate that line after "commit: " to remove the part that would normally show the one-line commit log message. thanks for the tip. i'll do that as soon as i've had a chance to ponder the repercussions. in the meantime... How does commit 20d9d23 look like (the tracked contents are not interesting --- the commit log message is)? here is the (again, not inlined due to strange bytes) top of "git show 20d9d23" output:
Attachment:
foo
Description: top of \"git show\" output
i see that the body of the log message (three bytes) corresponds to the first three bytes of the associated line in .git/logs/HEAD. thi
