(If you are using the plumbing tools, you can use tags instead of branches.) You can do this with git checkout -b -orphan or by using the "plumbing" tools git write-tree and git commit-tree.Įach branch is to contain one and only one commit. Make each commit on a new, orphan branch. In other words, if you want to do this to learn how to use Git the wrong way :-) I think there is a "better wrong way". or inside Git, with less-severe abuse, by using a data structure other than the usual chain of commits. All Git will be really giving you here is content checksumming, which you can do outside Git. It would probably be better to figure out what is corrupting the original files. This is indeed fairly severe abuse of the tool.
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