After that, you'll be able to delete the.gitfolder from your file browser. Switching To a New Repository (Remote) If you'd like to keep the version history of your folder, you'll want to leave the.gitfolder alone and instead remove and replace the existing remote. Git uses "remotes"...
java -jar bfg-1.13.0.jar --delete-folders "some_stupid_folder_name" some-big-repo.git How to remove files java -jar bfg-1.13.0.jar --delete-files my_stupid_file.php some-big-repo.git Do some clean up cd some-big-repo.git git reflog expire --expire=now --all git gc --prune=...
Local Git tags are a way to label or mark specific points in the history of your repository. They can identify release versions, significant changes, and other checkpoints along the development timeline. Local Git tags allow you to create multiple labels that point to the same commit so that ...
The last step will look a little bit familiar.git pulltells git to grab updates from the remote repository, and apply them in the current branch (when it makes sense to do so, that is, when the local branch is set to track a remote branch). But git is smart, it doesn’t pull eve...
Remove refs from the reflog Also the reflog might contain references to the path that we want to delete. Thus we need to clear the reflog in order to remove references to the objects we want to delete. git reflog expire --expire=now --all ...
For example, if you have a folder called `Hello_World` GitBook won’t sync that folder correctly. Update the name of your folder to all lowercase, and enable sync again. ## Nothing happens on GitBook after adding a new file to my repository {% hint style="warning" %} 0 comments...
--htmlroot <folder> Absolute paths' root location -u, --uncssrc <file> Load these options from <file> -n, --noBanner Disable banner -a, --userAgent <string> Use a custom user agent string -I, --inject <file> Path to javascript file to be executed before uncss runs -o, --output...
Accidents happen if you work in Git. You might’ve accidentally included a file that shouldn’t be there, or your commit isn’t very clear. These are just
I found an old .git folder 2 levels up from where my project .git folder is (the path to my project in my post was made up). I'm not sure why it was there but I'm sure it isn't needed. I deleted it and now the Apple repository is gone, so my problem is solved. Not sure...
If you don't have the "git filter-repo" tool, please refer to theinstallation instructions. Please ensure to take a complete backup of the repository before making any changes. Use the following commands to take the backup: 123$ git clone...