Fernando Carvalho wrote:
I'm organizing my repository and I reached a point where I don't need any file that I deleted or to maintain any previous modification. So I wanna clean all history files in a way that my current commit looks like to be the first. Do someone have any suggestions?
If that's applicable here, try something like "git rebase" where you pick the repository's presumably-empty initial commit as what you're rebasing to, so then it is like your current version was all done as a single commit. I'm not a Git expert, but you could look along those lines. -- Darren Duncan
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