El 2/5/2008, a las 23:47, Junio C Hamano escribió:
Pedro Melo <melo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
inside an existing repository I want to create a new branch without a
parent commit. Is there a set of commands to do this?
Typically these commits come about because you created a completely
separate history elsewhere in a separate repository and fetched and/or
pulled from there.
So "a set of commands to do this" would be:
go away
git init
build history as usual
come back
git fetch ..from that other repository..
I wanted to do this just the other day, but I did it all inside the
one repo, and made some notes on the process here:
http://rails.wincent.com/wiki/Creating_independent_branches_with_Git
Basically, using "git write-tree" and "git commit-tree" plumbing.
Cheers,
Wincent
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