Hi,
does anybody know how to keep 2 branches synced, each of them having 2
specific/private commits, which must not be pushed to the second branch.
They have common history and common future.
I want to have something like this:
branch A: E--H--I--J--K----------M
/ \ \ \ /
master: A--B--C--D \ \ \ /
\ \ \ \ /
branch B: F--G------I--J--K--L
At any point in the future I would like to use regular "git merge A" and
"git merge B" to sync and B without loosing E,H and F,G respectively.
This could be done by using orphaned branches A and B, but then I loose
common history which I also need to keep.
Any ideas?
thanks,
Matevz
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