El 16/1/2008, a las 14:58, Petko Manolov escribió:
On Wed, 16 Jan 2008, Johannes Schindelin wrote:
I think that you're missing the point of version control. It's not
only about having an up-to-date source tree, but also about being
able to go back to a certain revision.
No contradiction here. In my case old source code will work
perfectly with new binaries/firmware. That's why i don't _need_ the
history, only the latest stuff in order to save space.
You may be interested in the history, but the entire purpose of any
version control system (not just Git) is to record exactly that:
history.
If the exact contents of these large binaries *really* don't matter,
as you say they don't, than why don't you just commit one and never
touch it again?
Cheers,
Wincent
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