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but wouldn't those be represented as individual commits (just happened to be pushed at the same time)?
by frikk 11y ago
but wouldn't those be represented as individual commits (just happened to be pushed at the same time)?
- bryondowd 11y agoSounds like he lost the local repo, and only the actual final state of the files was backed up. Thus, a single new commit representing everything at once.
- kremlin 11y agoyes, that's right. When I got rid of my computer, I didn't save the folder containing the repo; all the commits were lost. I was able to retrieve the full final content from the place where it was being uploaded to, but that didn't have any git-related files.