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Depends on whether you consider `git commit --allow-empty` a weird quirk ... I guess it would be reasonable to do so ;).
What's the purpose of this? I can think of ways to use/abuse it, but there has to be a specific reason that it was added as a feature to git.
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Depends on whether you consider `git commit --allow-empty` a weird quirk ... I guess it would be reasonable to do so ;).
What's the purpose of this? I can think of ways to use/abuse it, but there has to be a specific reason that it was added as a feature to git.
heroku stack:set heroku-22
git commit -m 'upgrade to heroku-22 stack' --allow-empty
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What's the purpose of this? I can think of ways to use/abuse it, but there has to be a specific reason that it was added as a feature to git.
git commit --allow-empty -m "trigger CI job"
Presumably the plagiarism system was just looking for exact matches of long substrings.
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Depends on whether you consider `git commit --allow-empty` a weird quirk ... I guess it would be reasonable to do so ;).
What's the purpose of this? I can think of ways to use/abuse it, but there has to be a specific reason that it was added as a feature to git.
I guess conceptually you could use it to represent "I started from nothing."
My high school english classes would upload any papers students wrote to a site that would check for plagiarism. I figured out that if I inserted random zero-width no-break spaces in the middle of words my plagiarism score would drop to zero. Presumably the plagiarism system was just looking for exact matches of long substrings.
My high school english classes would upload any papers students wrote to a site that would check for plagiarism. I figured out that if I inserted random zero-width no-break spaces in the middle of words my plagiarism score would drop to zero. Presumably the plagiarism system was just looking for exact matches of long substrings.
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Depends on whether you consider `git commit --allow-empty` a weird quirk ... I guess it would be reasonable to do so ;).
What's the purpose of this? I can think of ways to use/abuse it, but there has to be a specific reason that it was added as a feature to git.
I mean, it's the shortest _possible_ pull request (since I don't think you can make a git diff of zero bytes, barring some weird quirk), but also probably has the highest PR description : PR diff length ratio of any PR I've seen.
`git commit --allow-empty -m 'empty commit'` will do.
I mean, it's the shortest _possible_ pull request (since I don't think you can make a git diff of zero bytes, barring some weird quirk), but also probably has the highest PR description : PR diff length ratio of any PR I've seen.
`git commit --allow-empty -m 'empty commit'` will do.