Since GitHub paid a bounty and Ok'd release, perhaps they've patched some aspects of it already. Might be impossible to recreate the issue now.
My naive question is whether CLI "git" would need or could benefit from a patch. Part of me thinks it doesn't, since there are legitimate reasons for each individual aspect of creating the problematic repo. But I probably don't understand god deeply enough to know for sure.
My naive question is whether CLI "git" would need or could benefit from a patch. Part of me thinks it doesn't, since there are legitimate reasons for each individual aspect of creating the problematic repo. But I probably don't understand god deeply enough to know for sure.