[git-users] How to Ignore commits and push a single one

Hi everybody, I have one repository on *codebasehq* and I was learning how to deploy my application on openshift, then I clone my oficial repository of codebasehq and I did a lot of modifications to deploy the app on openshift. After each modification I commited e pushed to openshift. After

[git-users] How to ignore commits and push with a Single one?

Hi everybody, I have one repository on *codebasehq* and I was learning how to deploy my application on openshift, then I did a lot of modifications to deploy the app on openshift. After each modification I commited e pushed to openshift (git push openshiftGitURL) without clone my codebasehq

Re: [git-users] How to ignore commits and push with a Single one?

It is possible, but you will need to change the repository history (local and on openshift). Changing the history, you will need to do a git push -f to force the history change on a remote repository like on openshift. If you really want to merge the commits into one commit, you need to get the