Ilia Pozhilov <ilyapoz@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > So let's say I add two remotes and fetch all the commits, but they > look like this: > > A->B-> .... . . . -> Z history1 > > 1 -> 2 -> ..... -> 0 history2 > > and file contents in commits Z and 1 are exactly the same, but the > commits themselves are completely unrelated for git. You mean you want to pretend that history "2 -> ... -> 0" was built on top of Z? Here I am assuming that time flows from left to right in the picture. If so, you should be able to graft the histories together, perhaps? Totally untested but something like $ git replace --graft 1 Z based on my reading of "git help replace" should allow you to pretend that Z happened immediately before 1.
