v0.7.5

• wipe is only needed if we did renames
• check if fast-forward is possible without merge

v0.7.4

• fix cloning no-working-dir is not working

v0.7.3

• only record the very first commit if no checkpoint is found

v0.7.2

• actually do what we threaten: wipe the repo

v0.7.1

• disable ancestry-path in oneline log

v0.7.0

ignoring merge-commits improves the results in two ways:

• on some repositories git-darcs gets caught-up in merge-commits, recording almost only merges (I am testing with 6 repos I ofter work with)
  • in the problematic repos ignoring merges increases the amount of recorded patches by a order of magnitude
  • in repos with almost linear history ignoring merges has no effect on the amount of patches found
• the history becomes more readable

v0.6.1

• send documentation to pypi

v0.6.0

• I found more correct way to linearize history. No more wrong rmfile or move in the wrong direction. But the new method skips more commits. There is always a downside. 🤘

v0.5.0

• remove --no-merge, it can cause wrong result (better confusing, but not wrong)

v0.4.0

• relax python versions to 3.8. 3.9 and 3.10