Publish a HEAD branch without all previous commit objects

Question

I started a local git repository. Now, at the moment, I want to publish it, say, github, but I do not want to publish the entire history of the project, only the latest version.

In particular, I would like to create a local "pub" branch, make some changes (possibly hiding confidential information) and publish the pub branch.

If I did what I said using a simple push, I found that all pub publications were published in a remote repository, which I don’t want, since confidential information will also be published.

How can this be achieved?

Thanks!

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