I have two repositories A and B. A is my working repository. B is a bare
repository containing a more detailed history than A. This is illustrated
in the following simplified graphs.
*Repository A:*
<tagA] <tagD]
/ /
A1--------D1---------E--F--G [master]
\ \
H--I--J [topic]
*Repository B:*
<tagA] <tagD]
/ /
A2---B2--C2--D2
What I want is in repository A to replace history A1 thru D1 by history A2
thru D2:
*New repository A:*
<tagA] <tagD]
/ /
A2---B2--C2--D2------E--F--G [master]
\ \
H--I--J [topic]
Notice that both histories use identical tag names for tagging versions!
My first idea is to set repository B as a remote to repository A, then
fetch from B, rebase E onto D2, then prune A1 thru D1. But wouldn't
fetching from repository B cause the tag names to clash?
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