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I was under the impression that you could 'rewrite' history if you wanted by amending, squashing, and removing commits? Or does some of the artifacts still liv
by sumtechguy 5y ago
I was under the impression that you could 'rewrite' history if you wanted by amending, squashing, and removing commits? Or does some of the artifacts still live on?
- dotancohen 5y agoUntil Git garbage collects, it's all still there (mostly). Sure there are some extraordinarily destructive things like `rm .git/` that you could do, but even if you point a new repo at remote it might not accept the merge (push).