From my understanding git deletes 'headless' branches, so rather than deleting .git/, you can just delete the branches and start a new branch & head. The old ones should just wither away, along with the data. Git man page says after 30 days it deletes that stuff.
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Why not write a custom bash command?
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From my understanding git deletes 'headless' branches, so rather than deleting .git/, you can just delete the branches and start a new branch & head. The old ones should just wither away, along with the data. Git man page says after 30 days it deletes that stuff.
So I actually write quite a few bash scripts, enough where I keep a repo of them. I just was really hoping that git, has a native command.