I just went to do my usual merge from the git version of HEAD (at git://git.postgresql.org/git/postgresql.git), and it seemed to be doing an awful lot of work to prepare to attempt the merge. That leads me to think that the newly converted git, or a copy of it, is now at that location, which is cool. But I have concerns about what to do with my development branch off the old one. I'm afraid that in spite of several attempts, I don't yet properly have my head around the git approach, and fear that I'll muck things up without a little direction; and I'd be surprised if I'm the only one in this position. Can someone give advice, preferably in the form of a "recipe", for how to set up a new repo here based on the newly converted repo, and merge the work from my branch (with all the related history) into a branch off the new repo? Thanks for any advice. -Kevin
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