I have too many Git Repos (in my opinion). While I don't need almost 50 repos, I want to keep some of the ones where I learned something valuable or made a working application. It would also be great to keep some of the projects that I made when I was first starting development as a reference for future devs that I mentor.
Delete a few of the individual repos from my Github and consolidate into a single archive repo. This will allow me to store a few for reference and nostalgia.
I basically created this new repo, cloned a handful of existing repos into it, deleted all of the .git folders, and commited these existing projects into this one. This deleted their git histories and I am okay with that. Many of them were super early in my dev journey and only had one or two commits anyway.
These existing repos were copied exactly as they were and very little was done to change them.