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I have a question, is it possible to deploy on gh pages and avoid keeping the commit history with your package?
For example, Travis CI has the option keep-history when deploying on gh pages to configure this behavior and its default is false.
If you want to know my opinion is a good feature, because people usually don't want to keep track of their github pages deployment, that is just an environment to be able to serve your files, even they are almost not human readable if you are using webpack based projects .
I have an Angular project and if you see its gh-pages branch doesn't give any useful information
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That's a great idea. We should add this feature one day. I usually push to a separate repo, this keeps the code-repo clean and I still have an archive of all builds.
Hallo!
I have a question, is it possible to deploy on gh pages and avoid keeping the commit history with your package?
For example, Travis CI has the option keep-history when deploying on gh pages to configure this behavior and its default is false.
If you want to know my opinion is a good feature, because people usually don't want to keep track of their github pages deployment, that is just an environment to be able to serve your files, even they are almost not human readable if you are using webpack based projects .
I have an Angular project and if you see its gh-pages branch doesn't give any useful information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: