Hi, one of the maintainers of Git LFS here. I'm also a Git contributor, and I don't think it's a secret or in any way shocking to most of the Git contributors that the intended purpose of the smudge/clean filter…
From the commit history, 2015 (commit 5f7817c85d4b5f65626c8f49249a6c91292b8513). I proposed the idea of improved compile-time checking and maintainability, as there wasn't originally much interest in a new hash…
Yes, this is correct. The struct object_id changes don't actually change the hash. What they do, however, is allow us to remove a lot of the hard-coded instances of 20 and 40 (SHA-1 length in bytes and hex,…
I'm the person who's been working on this conversion for some time. This series of commits is actually the sixth, and there will be several more coming. (I just posted the seventh to the list, and I have two more mostly…
Hi, one of the maintainers of Git LFS here. I'm also a Git contributor, and I don't think it's a secret or in any way shocking to most of the Git contributors that the intended purpose of the smudge/clean filter…
From the commit history, 2015 (commit 5f7817c85d4b5f65626c8f49249a6c91292b8513). I proposed the idea of improved compile-time checking and maintainability, as there wasn't originally much interest in a new hash…
Yes, this is correct. The struct object_id changes don't actually change the hash. What they do, however, is allow us to remove a lot of the hard-coded instances of 20 and 40 (SHA-1 length in bytes and hex,…
I'm the person who's been working on this conversion for some time. This series of commits is actually the sixth, and there will be several more coming. (I just posted the seventh to the list, and I have two more mostly…