git does some other funky things, usually it just uses the pre-existing object, or crashing http://stackoverflow.com/a/9392525 http://stackoverflow.com/a/93925

git does some other funky things, usually it just uses the pre-existing object, or crashing http://stackoverflow.com/a/9392525 http://stackoverflow.com/a/9392525 It might change, but the response could quite likely be a stubborn "I said no before, so I'll say no now" - - - This attack has been known since 2013, that is a really long disclosure time (the main thing today is proving that the attack isn't theoretical)