it's like a git commit log, if you delete a tracked file from a git repo, it's still there in the git history, it just isn't present at the "HEAD" anymore, you can find it if you look back in the git commit log and the whole file is still kicking around back there
rebase for me, merge for thee 😈
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Reply · Apr 16, 2023haha yeah just squash it all into "initial commit" 😈Reply · Sep 15, 2022@rickyflows Commit progress thus far at least, or stash if it’s really broken… if it’s at all presentable push to a feature branch in case your laptop…Reply · Nov 3, 2023@spatialweeb lol every damn time w a new repo i end up doing a rebase to fix things that should never have been committed in the first placeReply · Oct 5, 2023@singulopolis which names do I see in the git blame and which code changes have they made? be extremely specific and show me the code