I read through the project, and I like the idea. Git-reattribute looks especially useful for cleaning up commit attribution without manually rewriting commits one by one. The interactive approach makes a potentially risky Git task much easier to manage.
thanks! yeah, the interactive flow was really about making the
git-filter-repo invocation itself disappear — most of the actual work
(backup ref, verification, --force-with-lease instead of --force) is
just trying to make sure a "potentially risky" task doesn't also become
an unrecoverable one.
I read through the project, and I like the idea. Git-reattribute looks especially useful for cleaning up commit attribution without manually rewriting commits one by one. The interactive approach makes a potentially risky Git task much easier to manage.
thanks! yeah, the interactive flow was really about making the git-filter-repo invocation itself disappear — most of the actual work (backup ref, verification, --force-with-lease instead of --force) is just trying to make sure a "potentially risky" task doesn't also become an unrecoverable one.
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