If I understand correctly, you want to checkout from multiple repos and then push the whole thing to a single one?
Let's say you have 3 repo. Adding the 3 checkout instructions, one per repo, you will end up having the "3 parts" of code in:
/s/repo1
/s/repo2
/s/repo3
so what you'd need to do is simply make sure you are in the /s folder, and then do the "git magic" from there.
or, even better, you can make sure you checkout the destination repo first, in let's say /s/destination folder
then, checkout the other 3 repos in the same folder and you are ready to do git add ., commit, and push
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Hey, thanks.
If I understand correctly, you want to checkout from multiple repos and then push the whole thing to a single one?
Let's say you have 3 repo. Adding the 3 checkout instructions, one per repo, you will end up having the "3 parts" of code in:
/s/repo1
/s/repo2
/s/repo3
so what you'd need to do is simply make sure you are in the
/sfolder, and then do the "git magic" from there.or, even better, you can make sure you checkout the destination repo first, in let's say /s/destination folder
then, checkout the other 3 repos in the same folder and you are ready to do
git add ., commit, and push