From: "Sasha Berdichevsky" <hashbo...@gmail.com>
Hi guys
I just opened an issue on stack-overflow
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47682901/git-on-rebase-rebased-patches-files-growth-exponentially>.
Can you help me with this one. Thanks
It's always worth repeating the question, rather than hoping that folk will
go looking. Also having to re-enter the question forces a review of what you
are hoping to say, which may give you extra insights or provide extra
information.
Anway:
git rebase master
On a large repo. ran out of memory preparing the patch series.
Sound like it isn't rebasing the sequence you expect.
check which branch you are on.
re-read the manual as the command line for rebase is tricky - most folk
don't use the workflow that it expects.
check the fork-point/merge-base of the current branch and master.
View the history (e.g. gitk) to re-affirm the rebase history.
try giving a fully qualified command line of the start and end points and
the --onto point.
Philip
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