Vinnie Falco <vinnie.falco@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> The problem is that every time I split, git-subtree starts from the
> very beginning of the commit log and works its way forward. I thought
> that it was only supposed to do that once, and that subsequent splits
> would start from the last commit in the destination branch (I keep the
> split branch around).
>
> What's going on?
This is an area I want to improve.
You have to use --rejoin so subtree will remember where you left off
last time. I also always specify a branch name, like this:
git subtree split -P subproj --rejoin --branch=subproj-to-push
I think --rejoin should probably be default but I need to understand the
code better to make sure.
HTH.
-Dave
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