AE> On 01/11/2011 01:33 PM, ÐÐÐÐÑÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÐÐ wrote:
>> Thank you for the answer, but it's not what I want ))
>> Applying patches is the same as rebasing, I guess.
>> But I do not want to change v2.5-repo (let's call it so) that much.
>> I'd like to know is there any method (low-level I suppose, as far as Git
>> manages tree-objects as files) to make v2.4 LAST commit to be the
>> parent of v2.5 FIRST commit?
>>
AE> You want grafts. Check them up in the docs. Googling for "git graft"
AE> should get you a good starting point.
Yes, you`re right, but unfortunately grafts ('info/grafts' file) cannot be cloned unless
'git filter-branch' is executed, but this command changes all the
"v2.5-repo" which is "equivalent" to 'git rebase' and what I aspire
to avoid.
But Jakub Narebski <jnareb@xxxxxxxxx> gave a solution which suits for
me great.
Thank you for your reply
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