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Clean up after git-filter-branch

Subject: Clean up after git-filter-branch

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Paul Gardiner· Feb 15, 2008, 09:02 UTC · lore

What's the simplest clean up command after a git-filter-branch --all to remove all the branches in refs/original, so that you can do another git-filter-branch?

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Adam Piatyszek· Feb 15, 2008, 09:33 UTC · re: Paul Gardiner · lore

Re: Clean up after git-filter-branch

* Paul Gardiner [15 II 2008 10:02]:
> What's the simplest clean up command after a git-filter-branch --all
> to remove all the branches in refs/original, so that you can do
> another git-filter-branch?
% rm -rf refs/original		???

BR, /Adam

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Paul Gardiner· Feb 15, 2008, 10:03 UTC · re: Adam Piatyszek · lore

Re: Clean up after git-filter-branch

Adam Piatyszek wrote:
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> * Paul Gardiner [15 II 2008 10:02]:
>> What's the simplest clean up command after a git-filter-branch --all
>> to remove all the branches in refs/original, so that you can do
>> another git-filter-branch?
> 
> % rm -rf refs/original        ???

:-) Great thanks. I didn't realise that all the branch specific info were in these files. That's neat.

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