Implement super_squash_history in HfApi
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cc @severo might be useful for datasets-server as well to clean the |
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LysandreJik
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| Once the history of a branch has been squashed, it is not possible to merge it back into another branch since |
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I'd nearly put a "DESTRUCTIVE ACTION" in all caps 😁
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Thanks for the quick review @LysandreJik! |
Thanks. I created an issue here: huggingface/dataset-viewer#1774 |
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Resolve #1636.
This PR adds support for the
/super-squashendpoint inHfApi. This endpoint squashes all the commits on a specified branch. The goal is to avoid bad user experience when repos have thousands of commits. The squash operation is non-revertible and should be used with care. See docs.Will be useful for recurrent commits cc @thomwolf. I added a
squash_historyargument to theCommitSchedulerandHFSummaryWriterto squash the history after each commit.(cc @Pierrci FYI)