Let's say I had test codes in separate repository (e.g. git@bla.com:test.git).
I wanted to get rid of test repo and move its stuffs to main project_x repository (let's say it is git@bla.com:project_x.git). And of course we want to keep the history of test project.
Quick notes on two git concepts required:
I wanted to get rid of test repo and move its stuffs to main project_x repository (let's say it is git@bla.com:project_x.git). And of course we want to keep the history of test project.
Quick notes on two git concepts required:
- git remote:
try "git remote -v", you will see a list of remote repository locations, with alias 'origin'. Git automatically created origin alias when you cloned. - git pull <a> <b>
It 'fetch'es the changes in <a> and will merge those to <b>
Now here is how all the 'copy'ing is done:
#go to the projec_x repo
#add the 'test' alias
#add the 'test' alias
git remote add test git@bla.com:test.git
# Test if now there is 'test' alias
git remote -v
# Pull all the changes in test and merge to master
git pull test master
# We no longer need the alias
git remote rm test
# Push
git push
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