Using GIT to store /etc (Or: How to make GIT store all file permission bits) · Kyle Moffett <hidden> · 2016-08-11
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Using git as a general backup mechanism (was Re: Using GIT to store /etc) · Steven Grimm <hidden> · 2016-08-11
Re: Using git as a general backup mechanism (was Re: Using GIT to store /etc) · Johannes Schindelin <hidden> · 2016-08-11
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Re: Using git as a general backup mechanism (was Re: Using GIT to store /etc)

From: Steven Grimm <hidden>
Date: 2016-08-11 20:08:27

Johannes Schindelin wrote:

$ git pull --depth 1

Though it needs a server _and_ a client supporting shallow clones, which 
support is brewed in "next" right now.

Will that actually discard old revisions that are already stored locally?

-Steve

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