git-privacy

Redacts Git commit timestamps so your exact coding hours stay private

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git-privacy redacts a repository's author and committer timestamps to keep a developer's exact coding hours more private, with a configurable level of redaction. It's built for developers who publish open-source work but don't want their commit timestamps revealing exactly when they work.

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