Strip Commit on Server Repository

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Balazs Pal

08 Feb, 2018 03:16 PM

Is there a way to strip a commit or a branch on the server repository? I know this is not recommended in general, but would like to know the capability of HgLab, as I am trialing it now.
I have managed to strip the branch on every contributor's local repository and I want to prevent it coming back at every pull operation.

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