'git guilt @~ @' is sometimes not working correctely

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The output of

git guilt @~ @

in my case is something like:

  • User A ++++++

  • User B +++

  • User C +

  • User D ----------

How could there be more than one user having a + row?

Although the commit has been done by a single person, I have about 40 users in the + row in the original repository. It's a normal commit, the previous commit is a merge commit but without any changes (no merge conflicts).

Unfortunately I can't reproduce the error on a simple repository. Since the original repo is really big, even if you shallow clone it, I just add the github comparing link here: https://github.com/Catrobat/Catroid/compare/fc34290...3d9fdfb

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