If you're a code junkie like me, you know how frustrating it can be to push a bunch of messy, disorganised code to your Git repository. It's like watching a train wreck in slow motion! Fortunately, GitNuke is here to save the day.
GitNuke is a command-line tool that lets you clean up your Git repository by deleting the entire history of a branch. With GitNuke, you can start fresh and get rid of all that old, useless code cluttering up your repository. It's like hitting the reset button on your codebase.
Using GitNuke is super easy. Just install it using npm, navigate to your repository, and run the command git-nuke. GitNuke will do the rest, deleting the entire history of the current branch and pushing the changes to the remote repository. It's like magic!
If you're not sure how to use GitNuke, don't worry. It comes with built-in help and version options, so you can easily figure out what you need to do. And if you run into any issues, you can always contact the developer or submit an issue on GitHub.
Personally, I love GitNuke because it lets me keep my codebase nice and tidy. I can delete all the old, messy code I don't need anymore and start fresh with a clean slate. It makes collaboration with other developers a breeze because they don't have to sift through a bunch of unnecessary code to find what they're looking for.
So if you're tired of dealing with messy, disorganised code, give GitNuke a try. It's a powerful tool that can help you take control of your codebase and streamline your development workflow.
npm: git-nuke //same for yarn and pnpm
github: git-nuke
And don't forget to Break The Mold,
Catch U Later,
Carbon
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