Plus won’t the forks on GitHub keep the history before the “reset”?
Afaik, forks on GitHub are basically the same underlying repository, just a branch associated with another user. They won’t be able to really purge anything from these other branches.
Plus anyone who has a local copy of the repo or an automatic mirror somewhere else, will have the changes available.
Plus won’t the forks on GitHub keep the history before the “reset”?
Afaik, forks on GitHub are basically the same underlying repository, just a branch associated with another user. They won’t be able to really purge anything from these other branches.
Plus anyone who has a local copy of the repo or an automatic mirror somewhere else, will have the changes available.
Yes, forks remain as they are. Yes, the fork network has a shared data repository on GitHub.
Consequently, rewritten history will break history compatibility, possibly requiring manual fixups on forks or work based on it.