Andreas Schwab writes:
> You can set up (the git mirror of) the public repository as a remote in
> the private repository and git cherry-pick the commits you want to copy
> over.
Now why didn't I think of that!? :)
Thanks for helping an old bumbler along. :)
-Dave
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writes:
> For example, let's say we take a local copy of the private repository.
> I would like to somehow create an empty branch in that local copy and
> then populate it with the history of the public repository. I would
> like to be able to specify a git diff-like command on the public graft
I have an unfortunate situation where I have two subversion repositories
for the same project, one a public version and one a private version.
Because they are mirrors of svn repositories, they have very different
histories as far as git is concerned. This is not all that uncommon but
of course I
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