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Reducing the size of a git repository with git-replace
In this post I show how you can split a git repo into 'current' and 'history' repos, and then join them again using git-replace as necessary…
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Rewriting git history simply with git-filter-repo
In this post I describe how I used git-filter-repo in Docker to rewrite the history of a git repository to move files into a subfolder…
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Working on two git branches at once with git worktree
In this post I describe how you can use git worktree to check out multiple branches at once, and some scenarios in which this can be useful…
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How to fix the order of commits in GitHub Pull Requests
In this post I show how to ensure your commits in a GitHub pull request PR are displayed in the same order as the commits to the branch…
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Making my first contribution on SourceForge using Mercurial
In this post I describe my experience of making my first contribution to a project on SourceForge, using the Mercurial version control system.…
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Creating a git repo with Azure Repos and trying out Git LFS
In this post I show how to create a new Git repo on Azure Repos, how to install Git LFS locally, and host to enable Git LFS in your repositories…
