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by ajross
2466 days ago
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It's sort of the reverse: they can't know, from a bare commit ID, what repo it "belongs" to without searching backward from every tag or branch in the repo. (Even that question is malformed: repos have histories and may have contained commits in the past that are no longer ancestors of existing branches or tags). So they just fake it: they look in their database to find any commit with that SHA and put it up. And that database happens (for obvious performance reasons) to be shared between a repo and its forks. |
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