Reputation: 1779
I have two GitHub repositories TinyDroids
and Miwok
TinyDroids
has a subdirectory JustJava
and a README.md
. This has about 10 commits in the log. Miwok
has about 12 commits in the log.
How can I copy the entire Miwok
repository as a subdirectory of TinyDroids
repository?
The resultant TinyDroids
repository must have two subdirectores: JustJava
and Miwok
. Also, it must have its original 10 commits + 12 commits from Miwok
.
What I tried so far:
git clone https://github.com/username/TinyDroids.git
cd TinyDroids
git clone https://github.com/username/Miwok.git
If I commit and push after this, the entire Miwok
subirectory is shown as a single commit over the 10 commits.
I also tried:
git clone https://github.com/username/TinyDroids.git
cd TinyDroids
git pull --rebase https://github.com/username/Miwok.git
This gives some issues in rebasing that I do not understand. git log
after this only show the 12 commits of Miwok
.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1837
Reputation: 83577
I suggest creating a branch and merging. You also might need to move the Miwok
directory to the desired subdirectory. This is a rough sketch of what to do:
$ git clone https://github.com/username/TinyDroids.git
$ cd TinyDroids
# Create an orphan branch to pull the Miwok repo to
$ git checkout --orphan miwok
$ git pull https://github.com/username/Miwok.git
# Move the Miwok repo into a subdir
$ mkdir Miwok
$ git mv . Miwok
$ git commit -m "Move Miwok repo to Miwok subdir"
# Merge Miwok into TinyDroids
$ git checkout master
$ git merge miwok
The command git mv . Miwok
won't quite work right. The idea is to move everything to the Miwok
subdirectory. You might need to do a few more commands to do this more manually.
p.s. Since these are Android Studio projects, you will need to do some housecleaning if you want them to be modules in a single project instead of two separate projects.
Upvotes: 2