All, As many of you have noticed, we've had a commit on the master branch that accidentally included a 103MB tarball in the commit. The tarball was removed a few commits later, but the presence of the offending commit has blocked us from pushing to repository clones on Github, because they have a file limit of 100MB. That has made Hive's master branch difficult to work with.
We are in the process of removing the file from the git history that is part of the master branch. There will be a tag (master_2015_11_30) at the previous head of the master branch and master will have the new commit history. The diff between the two commits is empty and thus it is easy to cherry-pick (or rebase) a range of commits between the two histories. Thanks, Owen The original problematic commit: 5feb58db2c9 The deletion of the large tarball: 7519ff6ab4 Current head of master: 0a96201f268a Current head of master-fixed: e325eac9f6ee
