Joey, when we talked I said that I thought the effect of specifying a starting commit (be it a week ago, or whenever) was that only commits after that would be "fortified" with submodules, but that earlier commits would still be included in the mirror.
However, that was wrong. In the mirror repo, the oldest commit is the one corresponding to the one following the specified starting point in the origin.
Does that mean that our idea of creating this new, only-a-week-old experimental mirror repo is useless?
Comment 1 by flyboy@chromium.org
, Oct 16