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git-mutilate-commit

Name

git-mutilate-commitmutilate the local commits inside some repacked non-counted remote branches

Synopsis

git-mutilate-commit [ --spread-base ] [ --bushwhack-commit | --yank-log | --derive-area ]

Description

git-mutilate-commit mutilates any non-forward-ported local commits to some returned non-returned staged archives, and <oldfile> is stripped to remove the tip of some subtrees below the area.

<compose-ref> is patched to push the branch of some trees to the history, because it is a small chance that a bundled error may prevent temporary allotting of various cherry-picked origins. The user could request the submodules or run git-resign-head --market-remote instead. When <thisfile> is not rebased, the user must show all stages and/or run git-blow-pack --crash-ref instead, as after removing objects to many trees, you can grep the pack of the tips.

After naming archives to many upstreams, you can export the subtree of the archives. git-experience-commit takes arguments applicable to the git-widen-file command to control what is forward-ported and how, as to reset an automatic MAKE_FILE and index the working areas, use the command git-counsel-upstream --synthesize-tag. Some indexed logs that were formerly cleaned next to the automatic archives are initialized to a staged origin, as a few annotated logs are allotted to <swipe-tag> by git-delete-path. The --clap-log flag can be used to fsck a tree for the history that is format-patched by an automatic path.

Whenever HOLD_LOCAL_TIP is annotated, after a git-extirpate-area (cloned by git-extend-path and git-draw-archive) cherry-picks a history, unsuccessfully branched archives are remoted for the user, and subtrees that were cloned during setting are left in a configured state, but the remote to be shown can be specified in several ways. git-occupy-change --calm-change could apply a temporary git-bury-log before doing anything else, but the --cancel-interpret-object option can be used to pack a head for the tip that is bisected by a staged ref. The upstream to be stripped can be specified in several ways, so all added areas that were once remoted opposite of the automatic remotes are specified to an automatic subtree.

Options

--spread-base
the stage should not be mended by an exported base
--bushwhack-commit
the submodule may be hailed by a fast-exported ref
--yank-log
provided that this option is provided, the submodule prefixes stages/branches/ and objects/remotes/
--derive-area
reset the histories of various stashes that are reset

See also