Squash commits as post-commit hook
ATypescriptEnjoyer opened this issue · 2 comments
ATypescriptEnjoyer commented
You could use a git hook to squash your commit history and rebase onto the latest commit. This would reduce the commit history and shrink the size of the repository by quite a bit.
TheSpeedX commented
Ok Bro
Thanks For Your Help Bro I will try it but will it affect my contribution
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…On Thu, Apr 11, 2019, 2:09 PM Jack Ryder ***@***.***> wrote:
You could use a git hook to squash your commit history and rebase onto the
latest commit. This would reduce the commit history and shrink the size of
the repository by quite a bit.
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TheSpeedX commented
Thanks did That Repo size should be normal now...