Hello,
I'm in the process of moving to Git. Mostly I am very happy but I figure
out, or find a reference anywhere, of how you deal with multiple
dependencies in Git.
My problem: suppose that I have two independent branches A and B, which may
not even touch the same files. Now I start a new development branch C which
wants to use features from different commits in A and B. I'd like C to to
branch off BOTH A and B. I'm not sure that I can draw these fancy branch
diagrams to the standards of this group, but the situation looks something
like this:
*--*--*--*--...--* master
| \-*--*--*--* A
| |-*--*--*--* C
|-*--*--*--*--*--* B
Is it possible to do something like this in Git? Am I missing something
obvious?
To me this seems to be a fairly common scenario, but perhaps it's just
me:).
Andrew
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