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        <title>git-subtree</title>
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Sometimes projects can have complex relationships.  Perhaps a project develops a utility or libary internally that ends up becoming its own separate project.  Perhaps a project uses a particular library, but adds some features to it in their own repository.  How are these commits reconciled?  One method is the use of the script</description>
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Patching in git is rather straightforward, though the commands are not all that obvious and the man pages are not terribly intuitive.  Patching is used to move commits from one repository to another indirectly.  

Creating Patches

To create a patch, use</description>
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        <title>Git Tips and Tricks</title>
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Here is a list of tips and tricks I have discovered pertaining to the source control tool git.  
git-subtreePatching
See Also
Linux Tips and Tricks</description>
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