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by phs2501
4133 days ago
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Well if you don't have enough access to the remote machine to locally get the objects or run "git branch oops <sha1>", you probably also don't have access to run a gc to prune the objects. In that case the "permissive" alternative would mean that you could not remove access to the objects at all once they'd been pushed. Given that, I can see the justification for the behavior they chose. |
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