Allow counting all commits in the repository #66
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If you set a directory, even '.' or the full path to the repository root, you will end up ignoring all empty commits. The reason, i suspect, is that when you count commits for the full repository (git log) it doesn't do any filtering. However once you specify a path, even if it's the repository root, it filters out all commits which do *not* change files within that subtree. As empty commits do not change files, these are always discarded. If someone wants to discard empty commits they can always manually specify `<GitCommitsRelativeTo>.</GitCommitsRelativeTo>`
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If you set a directory, even '.' or the full path to the repository root, you will end
up ignoring all empty commits. The reason, i suspect, is that when you count
commits for the full repository (git log) it doesn't do any filtering. However once
you specify a path, even if it's the repository root, it filters out all commits which
do not change files within that subtree. As empty commits do not change files,
these are always discarded.
If someone wants to discard empty commits they can always manually specify
<GitCommitsRelativeTo>.</GitCommitsRelativeTo>