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Assuming there is a folder for each release, all you would have to do is commit the first release then each subsequent release. So after the first release, for
by hahamrfunnyguy 5y ago
Assuming there is a folder for each release, all you would have to do is commit the first release then each subsequent release.
So after the first release, for every release delete all the files in the folder except the .git folder and copy the next set of source files in and commit.
Doesn't account for branches, but seems like this would work and could be done quickly with some shell script.