Say I have done 10 commits and I want to push only the 2nd and the 8th
commit. How to do this?
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On Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 1:08:03 PM UTC+5:30, Philip Oakley wrote:
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Hi All,
I have 2 branches in my repo. I am done with most of the code changes.
Therefore, I want keep just one branch on my repo. How do I completely remove a
remote branch.
I read online that we can use "git branch -d , to delete branches,
however, the git history remains intact. But I need
Hi Gergely/Philip
Thanks a lot for the quick reply and for helping me understand "git branch
-d" better.
I will work on the pointers you have shared, and let you know the status.
Thanks,
Valencia
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Thanks Konstantin!
Yes, I agree reading helps indeed. I did read about it, parallel, posting
the query here on this forum, due to time constraints.
Your explanation surely gave me more insight and was really helpful.
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