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I personally have a repo full of old code and move projects there once I'm done with them: https://github.com/Xe/code https://github.com/Xe/code

• stewbrew 9y ago
  Why'd you want to do that? You loose your history etc.
  • arkie 9y ago
    Not necessarily - there's multiple ways to collapse at least one branch's history into another repo e.g. from https://github.com/arkie/proto https://github.com/arkie/proto read repo; git fetch ../$repo/ master:$repo; git push origin $repo
  • ozim 9y ago
    I don't understand that fixation on "history", it was helpful couple of times to find who did change and if there is ticketing system with attached ticket then I get some context. But bunch of diffs does not matter and for side project that I am doing on my own what I care for is current state not that I changed name of class and then changed it again two days later. Maybe I am missing something?
  • pikzen 9y ago
    git remote remove origin git remote add origin <dead_repo_url>