I have a number of private github repositories that I want to transfer to a new owner. As part of the transfer, I want to wipe all the history to ensure that no sensitive artifacts remain in version history.

I have a number of private github repositories that I want to transfer to a new owner. As part of the transfer, I want to wipe all the history to ensure that no sensitive artifacts remain in version history.

I have a number of private github repositories that I want to transfer to a new owner. As part of the transfer, I want to wipe all the history to ensure that no sensitive artifacts remain in version history.

I have a number of private github repositories that I want to transfer to a new owner. As part of the transfer, I want to wipe all the history to ensure that no sensitive artifacts remain in version history.

I’ve been working on a PR for a long time (over a year). Initially, I had created a fork of the repo I was contributing to, created a new branch to fix the issue I was going to work on, created the patch and pushed it to my fork, and opened a PR on the original repository (the standard workflow for contributing to someone else’s repo).

After running the following commands:

After running the following commands:

After running the following commands:

After running the following commands:

This refresh.sh script works fine for updating normal files to GitHub: