Roland
I did not modify the branches. I rearranged the master only. Since I don't maintain the branches, I did not want to interfere.
If you maintain a branch that doesn't have new thorns, then a few "mv" commands should do the trick. No, I don't have a script for this. I used plain "mv" and then "git add" (in a GUI), followed by "git commit".
-erik
On Fri, Oct 3, 2014 at 9:41 AM, Roland Haas roland.haas@physics.gatech.edu wrote:
Hello Erik,
As discussed previously, Carpet's git repository is moving to Bitbucket. At the same time, its repository structure changes so that Carpet will consist of a single arrangement only.
Since I have a number (>10 or so) of personal branches in my Carpet clone: did you use a script or special git command to synchronize different branches off master? Usually I would periodically rebase my personal branches on top of master but with the extensive moving of files this seems likely to fail.
Yours, Roland
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