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username="yarikoptic"
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subject="comment 1"
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date="2024-02-11T18:50:18Z"
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Thank you! In my case though it is pretty much the entire history of the What I had in mind is a little different and probably not really possible: I wanted to have a completely disconnected history with a commit which had `$privatefile`s but in effect you are doing the same so I think the approach is \"the same\" in effect.
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The only thing I would do differently is to first convert files to git-annex in `master` (to become `unredacted-master`), so I end up with the same tree in `unredacted-master` and `master` happen that later I would need to cherry-pick some changes accidentally committed (e.g. by collaborators) on top of `unredacted-master`.
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Another note worthwhile making IMHO is that AFAIK those `git replace` markers are local only, and whoever has unredacted-master later on might need to set them up as well for their local clones to make such a \"collapse\" of histories.
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