In message <BANLkTi=TLeePH0JDvnE0XPiCzXFxid9BWQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Jerome Martin
writes:
Is there any recommended workflow to achieve the result I am looking
for ? How are other people doing it ?
Create an orphan branch. Commit what you want onto it. Push branch
to a new repo as master.
git checkout <basesha>
git checkout --orphan cleanmaster
git add -A
git commit -m "base of public release"
(mkdir ../newrepo; cd ../newrepo; git init --bare)
git remote add cleanremote ../newrepo
git push cleanremote cleanmaster:master
You can then cherry pick/rebase from previous branches onto
cleanmaster any subsequent commits that you want to keep history for.
Another approach might be to finesse a shallow clone to do what you
want.
-Seth Robertson
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