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I have a private repository on GitHub that I want to make public. However, some of the initial commits contain information that I don't want to publicize (hard-coded credentials, etc). What is the ...

I have a project under Git version control that I worked on both a server and my local computer. I originally had the remote origin set as my local computer but I would now like to change that to ...

I have a personal GitHub Pages set up for a blog, using Pelican. It was working ok, but I decided to start fresh with the content, and instead of cloning from the remote repo, I just started ...

I use git for various projects (personal repositories only), and I want to do some housekeeping. I have a downloaded git project tree that has a large history of commits. After downloading I made a ...

I'd like to push my project and share the repo on Github and my coworkers. But I have one problem, while I'm developing the project I committed some private stuff e.g. passwords to the git, so I don't ...

I am tying to push the current branch from azure devOps (using ADO pipeline) to AWS CodeCommit repository. This code CommitCommit repository is freshly created and has no branches/commits/tags in it. ...

I'm configuring BitBucket pipelines to mirror the repository to Github: clone: depth: full pipelines: default: - step: script: - git push --mirror [email protected]:MyOrg/mirror-...

I am trying to do a shallow clone on a large repo and push it to a new destination. I have done a shallow clone using: git clone --depth 100 URL but when I try to push it using: git push --mirror URL ...

We're migrating our repos from TFS to Git and for one of our repos, the clone process and checking out on the build machine says it's receiving objects and shows a count of 30,000. Our repo only has ...

I want to make a git repository public, but without including all of the history in the public version. The git documentation seems to suggest git checkout --orphan as a potential solution to this: ...

I shallow-cloned a git repo from GitHub and moved it to an isolated private gitlab server. In order to push the shallow clone to the new repo, I had to lose the commit IDs and tags (I used this answer:...