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Say, I got 2 git repos: A and B. Both repos have its own commit history. Now, I would like to embed the whole history of A into B, sub-foldered as BA, and then delete the repo A. That is, the newly repo B now has the full history of A and B in one. Can I do that?
The reason I would like to do this is to merge 2 repos into one by put one repo as another repo’s package (the python way), but I also like to have the complete committing history of both repos for tracking~
Yes, it’s quite possible to do that. For example, see the Subtree Merge section of Jakub Narębski’s answer here: How do you merge two Git repositories?