About a year ago, I decided to learn how to write "macros" in lisp and
started by teaching myself about the after-save-hook. I added a hook to
auto commit every time I saved any org file. My simple, small text file
of todo items is now a giant git repository.
At last a question or two: Does this happen to you? What do you do?
What new git command do I need to learn in order to do it?
Is there some way to clone my git repo onto my USB stick, but make it a
subset instead of the whole thing? That would be useful for me to learn
for other git projects!
I am not a git expert, but I think there a couple of things you can do:
Create a new branch and push just the branch to your usb stick.
Use git rebase to rewrite all your earlier commits into one huge commit.
Using rebase is a bit like juggling chain saws while walking blindfold
along a tightrope, so make sure that you pratice on a backup first.
Ian.
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