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--- git [2023/11/30 08:57] – [Getting rid of Git History] skipidar
+++ git [2025/08/24 14:25] (current) – [Gitflow Workflow] skipidar
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+<code>
+Default Branch Names:
+Production Branch (master or main): This branch should always reflect the production-ready state of your project.
+Development Branch (develop): This is the main branch for all new development. Feature branches are created from develop and merged back into it.
+Feature Branch Prefix (feature/): For new features.
+Release Branch Prefix (release/): For preparing a new production release.
+Hotfix Branch Prefix (hotfix/): For quick fixes to the production branch.
+Support Branch Prefix (support/): For long-running support branches (less common but available).
+Version Tag Prefix (v): Used for tagging releases.
+</code>
 ==== FallPits ====
   * Use the http / https repository for cloning.
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 git push origin --delete latest_branch
+</sxh>
+==== Remove unreachable blobs, reduce size of repo  =====
+''objects/pack'': This folder contains packed object files. Git occasionally compresses objects into packfiles to save space and improve performance.
+Sometimes in ''objects/pack'' there are blobs collected.
+Even if you removed the history on the current branch, they might persist blowing up the repo.
+To clean them up - use the garbage collector.
+<sxh shell>
+# This command is used to expire all entries in the reflog that are not reachable from the current commit (i.e., entries that are not part of any branch or tag). The --expire-unreachable=all flag specifies that even unreachable entries (such as commits that were "lost" due to being orphaned or removed by a rebase or reset) should be expired.
+# The --all flag ensures that it applies to all branches and tags, not just the current branch.
+git reflog expire --expire-unreachable=all --all
+# This command triggers Git's garbage collection process (gc stands for "garbage collect"). The --prune=all flag tells Git to aggressively prune all unreachable objects, including unreferenced commits, blobs, trees, and other data that are not reachable from any branch, tag, or reflog entry. This helps to reclaim disk space by removing unnecessary or dangling objects from the repository.
+git gc --prune=all
 </sxh>