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Alternatively you can use git filter-branchgit filter-branch to remove offending files (see EXAMPLES section), but it is also rewriting history. So anybody who based his/her code on top of your old history would get bad suprise...

Alternatively you can use git filter-branch to remove offending files (see EXAMPLES section), but it is also rewriting history. So anybody who based his/her code on top of your old history would get bad suprise...

Alternatively you can use git filter-branch to remove offending files (see EXAMPLES section), but it is also rewriting history. So anybody who based his/her code on top of your old history would get bad suprise...

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Alternatively you can use git filter-branch to remove offending files (see EXAMPLES section), but it is also rewriting history. So anybody who based his/her code on top of your old history would get bad suprise...

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