After doing a "make mrproper" in my Linux git tree, the result is still 1.1GB
of files. Compare that with just the tarball, which is just one-forth the size.
Is there a way to "trim away" old commits from the repository, so that it just
doesn't take up that much space? I don't care about any commits made in 2005.
As long as I can still do "git pull" from the source repo to update mine,
that's good enough.
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Timur Tabi
Linux Kernel Developer @ Freescale
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