* Joey Hess [2010-03-11 22:30]:
> How do I make sure I don't accidentially delete a repository
> that has historical data I will want later? How do I know which
> historical repository to look in to find an old dead project?
>
> Checking them all into git is appealing, but seems to have
> a recurs
This is a problem I'm increasingly stuggling with as I have more and
more git repositories, that were converted from old subversion
repositories etc. How do I make sure I don't accidentially delete a
repository that has historical data I will want later? How do I know
which historical repository to
Ha, i'm about to break your moral. I'm looking at moving from my own
Subversion server (mostly b/c it's become a pain to manage from behind ISP
dynamic DNS and I don't need a server running all the time) to the hosted
service at rsync.net.
Soo, there are some image and data files from old project
I kept all my files in a git repo. Eventually the repo got too big to
handle. I archived the .git file and started afresh with git init. Now
I'm looking at some really old work (from a couple of years back), from
my notes I can't figure out some exact details that I need, and the
history of my git
