On 06/06/13 17:08, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
the only downside to git, is that once something goes onto the
server... it's there for good. it's possible to rebase a repo back
to a specific commit , then replay without specific commits, and
"push -f" to overwrite the history... but if anyone updated against
the server, those commits will come back and haunt you. over and
over and over again.
Yes. Never do this. It's hateful to fix, and rude to contributors!
(Obviously not an issue if your git repo will just be a read-only copy
of SVN used to drive git-based code review tools)
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