Hello:
I’ve noticed that every time I deploy/publish an app, a commit is created (my repl is synced to a github repository). Is there a way to disable that function and only make commits when I want it to?
If that’s not possible, is there a way to delete the commits that have not been synced yet?
Please note that I already created a replit support ticket 1 week ago and haven’t received a reply.
Guess you could go directly to the repo and delete it manually. Why exactly do you want to do that? You’ll know exactly what commit was deployed
No, I don’t see any option to delete it.
The commits are “unintended”, and I already have intentional commits. For example, if I made a update to the repo as “Version 2.2.7”, In the commit list I do not want
“Published Your App”
“Version 2.2.7”
No I meant you could delete the commit manually on GitHub
Pretty sure those auto-commits you see are not to your own github repository. I’ve not looked into it, but always assumed they are to Replit’s own internal repo for the app - so it can manage the rollbacks.
Only you can commit to your own github repository (the one you linked in the settings), by going to the Git tool and doing a commit.
Nodding in agreement