Hi All, Apologies if this was asked somewhere else but my colleague and I haven't been able to find any mention of a situation like this before. Context: 1. We started in CVS with a Main Repository "A" and within it, a subdirectory "B" 2. We migrated to GIT and preserved all history - we have Main Repository "A," and pulled out subdirectory "B" into it's own repository. "A" and "B" are now two entirely separate repositories. Question: Is there a way to bring "B" back into Main Repository "A" and preserve all history (for both)? "A" and "B" have now progressed a bit, otherwise we would just scrap the whole thing and do the migration over again. Note: There are plenty of links and info on combining repositories, but we've not seen any regarding combining two repositroies that were once one. Thanks very much, -Eric
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