When should the VCS history of a project be deleted? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Is version history really sacred or is it better to rebase? (6 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I just refactored my project’s entire codebase. So much so that even though it uses most of the same code base, things work in a radically different way. If the old version […]
Open sourcing an internal project that has confidential information in the old revisions. [duplicate]
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How to open-source a project whose git repository has copyrighted media in the history?
Git: name and email address configuration
Once in a while I get the message shown below from Git. My questions regarding this are:
Why does git allow you to “change history”? [duplicate]
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When should the VCS history of a project be deleted?
Why does git allow you to “change history”? [duplicate]
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When should the VCS history of a project be deleted?
How to maintain lots of different variations for deployment, using Git for development
Although there are many similar questions here regarding using GIT for maintaining different versions, none seem to answer my specific case.
Workflow: Using binary document formats in Git without locks (moving from subversion)
We’re a software consultancy with a multitude of projects for different customers. We traditionally use Subversion, but are currently considering moving to Git.
How can I clone an svn repository that changed layouts with git maintaining full history?
Problem I want to clone an svn repo with git-svn. The problem is the subversion repository changed layouts at r1235. Specifics From revision 1 to 1234, foo used the standard svn folder layout with: /trunk/src /tags/version/src At revision 1235, the author added bar to the repo. To do so they restructured the master repository making […]
Pushing a new version of a live web application in a Git based workflow
I have a question regarding workflow in web development. I’m building my project in Symfony, and it’s in Git.
git: having separate folder for development, why?
until now I was using dropbox as my main vcs (it is not, but for a single dev does the job pretty decent).