Ashwini Kumar writes:
> Have a repository with two remotes, one remote points to an open-source
> code which I just use to pull the boilerplate code from, Second remote
> being my personal work which points to a private repo
>
>
> My requirement is to fetch from the open-source repo but I do not want any
> of the commit history from this open-source repo to be part of my private
> repo
Your question is related to git, not really to gitlab.
As I understand your question you would like to push only part of the
history to your private remote. I gather you want that mainly to keep
the private remote small.
AFAIU that simply isn't possible with git. Git requires each remote to
be self-contained. That is, if I were to be given access to your private
remote I must be able to clone from it, and that requires the full
history.
/M
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