Appologies for not having more information. I usually use git as if
it's just SVN with non-network checkins.

A few days ago, I pushed my git repository to github:

127  git remote add github
git@github.com:negativeview/Wherespresso.git [Note, this is a private
repo]
128  git push github master

I then went about doing real-world business. I noticed at some point
that when I did a `git status` it said that no branches were checked
out. I don't remember doing anything between pushing to github and
this state. If I did a git branch it shows something like * (no
branch) then below that, master. I shrugged it off and did what I
expected to fix that odd issue:

515  git branch
516  git checkout master

Now, the next day, I noticed that I have no git history between the
6th and something I did soon after the git checkout master:

$ git log | grep Date | head -n 5
Date:   Wed Apr 14 14:43:58 2010 -0500
Date:   Tue Apr 6 00:42:20 2010 -0500
Date:   Mon Apr 5 23:57:54 2010 -0500
Date:   Mon Apr 5 07:01:26 2010 -0500
Date:   Mon Apr 5 06:17:18 2010 -0500

github shows the same. I KNOW that there were commits (representing a
good bit of work) in that time. I'm sure that it's *somewhere* but I'm
at a complete loss as to where it is. gitk shows no side branches (nor
does git branch). I don't use branches really, as much as I know that
I should.

Daniel
http://www.doomstick.com
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