On Sat, 15 Jul 2006, Willy Tarreau wrote:
>
> You would need to git-reset then git-commit
Actually, these days we suggest doing
git commit --amend
instead to change the top commit if you mis-type something or find a
problem.
But, as you point out:
> but it's a little bit dirty
> and my annoy the users who will have already fetched your tree.
Indeed. Something that has already been exported should _not_ be amended,
because it generates a whole new commit, and people who have already
gotten the old one would be unhappy.
Linus
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