Hi all,
A while ago I used git-subtree to break off a sub-directory into its own
branch:
git subtree split -P libs/invariants -b separate_invariants
Then I pulled the new `separate_invariants` branch into a new
repository and made a few commits to it.
My question is, is there anyway I can merge the new commits from the new
repository back into the original one?
I'd like to merge the new commits (after the split) made to the new
repository back into the libs/invariants sub-directory of the original
repository, but the problem is that due to using `git subtree split`, the
new repository doesn't share any history with the original one, so I can't
just do normal rebasing or merging.
I'd appreciate any help with my question.
Thanks,
Amin
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