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Version 1.2.11 - Stop Paste & Restore from destroying files
Fixed: When the copy side could not embed a file (over the size limit, or unreadable) it substituted a one-line comment for the body. Paste & Restore wrote that comment over the real file. Such entries are now reported as skipped and left untouched.
Fixed: Binary files in a copied commit were decoded as text and could be written back over the real asset. The Git paths now decline them, as the plain file copy already did.
Fixed: Restored content that the project's default encoding cannot represent was silently written as '?'. Such a file is now written as UTF-8 instead of being corrupted.
Fixed: Copying a commit from a shallow clone treated a grafted boundary commit as an initial commit and copied the entire repository tree. It now reports that the history is shallow and leaves the clipboard unchanged.
A Git revision that cannot be read now says why, instead of a generic message.