Today, I had to merge a git based project into another one. Nothing seems simpler, I just had to remove the .git directory, pick up the files, git commit -a -S -m “Merging old project into the new one” and we’re done. Except that I didn’t want to lose the first project history in the process. Keeping the full log is useful to understand why things were done in a way, or why they were done at all.
