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Have a repository that reached the 2GB size limit. This repository sits on Bitbucket cloud.
I've seen the instructions on rewinding commits to get under the 2GB time limit but I don't know how to execute the commands against the cloud repository.
Git novice here, so my knowledge is limited.
Is there a way to run command line against the cloud repository so that I can rewind commits?
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The commands to undo the last commit has to be executed on your local clone of the repository, and once you have undone the commit locally you push it back to Bitbucket and that should reduce the repository there.
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