Is there a way to specify push commits that are older than x months to remote y ? Like setting up a branch that automatically tracks master-(x months) and then push it to a separate remote?
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That could be rather tricky since commits aren't strictly date ordered. But, it sounds like you're not worried about exact precision. In that case, you can do something like this: Assume you want to push to the
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