re-clone mocha-webpack repo?
See original GitHub issuethere is a lot of useful blame history that could be used from the mocha-webpack
repo - is there a reason you dropped all the git history?
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Thanks @alecf and @akosipax. The history from
mocha-webpack
repository has been transferred into this repo.Hey @vlasenko, I believe this set of git commands will work (thanks to @alecf for the repo and I didn’t have to figure out how to apply the changes).
See the result in my own account: https://github.com/akosipax/mochapack
It has the commit history + no note about it on top being a fork. I do believe that git history is valuable. Having the git history will point us right away to the appropriate issues, and PRs.
Or maybe faster for you would be for me to transfer my repo’s ownership to yours. Either way, you’d have to delete this repo to prevent name clashing. What do you think?