Praytic
Reputation: 2071
How to overwrite git repository with new project?
I have private repository with an old project and cloned it to the public one. Now I want to upload new project to this repository. How can I do this without fetching and merging stuff, but with only brute force?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 149
Answers (1)
Ryan
Reputation: 14659
You would remove the directory containing the .git directory. Then you would git clone <LOCATION> and it would work.
Make sure you backup any files you want to have after the directory is deleted.
Upvotes: 1
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