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Just as an update for you: You can do "shallow" clones in git (clone up to a maximum given depth of history). Since Version 1.9 (released early 2014), you can
by jfreax 11y ago
Just as an update for you: You can do "shallow" clones in git (clone up to a maximum given depth of history).
Since Version 1.9 (released early 2014), you can use such a repo like a normal one (push, clone from it, ...)
- gecko 11y agoShallow is not narrow, and I specifically meant narrow in this particular context. A narrow clone gives you the full history for part of the tree.