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The git protocol will not allow us to "fill the gaps" if we just filter out the missing HEADs: if we have data that's been created more recently, the packfile returned by the server will be empty.

The git protocol will not allow us to "fill the gaps" if we just filter out the missing HEADs: if we have data that's been created more recently, the packfile returned by the server will be empty. This is not the current T1211 but this addresses one of the earliest failure cases of the git loader, where one of the branches wouldn't load and where further visits would yield a truncated history because of the current incremental behavior.

The git protocol will not allow us to "fill the gaps" if we just filter out the missing HEADs: if we have data that's been created more recently, the packfile returned by the server will be empty. This is not the current T1211 but this addresses one of the earliest failure cases of the git loader, where one of the branches wouldn't load and where further visits would yield a truncated history because of the current incremental behavior.