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I don't think there's a real point to do this "in a standardized way"; imo we should just push for git initializing its own empty initial commit.
by scrollaway 6y ago
I don't think there's a real point to do this "in a standardized way"; imo we should just push for git initializing its own empty initial commit.
- patrec 6y agoI agree git init should do it, but a) it still needs to be the same commit every time to work properly b) a particular "canonical" standard initial commit becoming a defacto standard in the wild presumably increases the chances that this makes it into git itself.