I was trying to apply instructions here (rebase case):

but for stable/3.0, and maybe I'm missing something, but it's not working as I would expect. To make it easy to reproduce, and to discard causes related to my branch, what I'm doing is:

$ git checkout reindent-3.0-before

$ git checkout -b test_reindent

$ git cherry-pick reindent-3.0-before

Now I have a new branch identical to reindent-3.0-after, can be checked with:

$ git diff test_reindent reindent-3.0-after

I do this so the script treats it as a new non-rebased branch. Then:

$ python git-reindent-branch.py test_reindent

I would expect that reindented branch is still identical to reindent-3.0-after, but it's not:

$ git diff --stat reindented-branch reindent-3.0-after

(...) <- see attached for details

How was the reindentation for stable-3.0 done? Was this script used?

Thanks,

   ßingen.