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Running git-restore-mtime gives something like this:
git-restore-mtime
Statistics: 2.28 seconds 61,827 log lines processed 7,790 commits evaluated 54 directory update errors 34 directories updated 7,758 files 3,609 file update errors 4,149 files updated
However, doing git-restore-mtime 2>/dev/null to discard STDERR gives no output.
git-restore-mtime 2>/dev/null
The statistics should not be hidden there.
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This has changed a few times over the years, and I don't remember the rationale for current behavior, if any.
In the upcoming weeks I'll be releasing a new version, so I'll look into this more closely
@kilobyte, any preferences on Debian's side?
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Running
git-restore-mtime
gives something like this:However, doing
git-restore-mtime 2>/dev/null
to discard STDERR gives no output.The statistics should not be hidden there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: