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by kadoban
1359 days ago
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The most common reason I see it is to create the initial commit of a repo. This is useful both so you have something to push to a remote, PR against, and because several git commands (most notably rebase variants) need weird switches (eg --root) if you _don't_ have an empty initial commit to refer to instead. |
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