Code migration to another repository while preserving Git history.
Having multiple projects in a single repository is not a good idea. It's better to have them in separate repositories, as this makes it easier to manage permissions, set up clear CI/CD pipelines, and handle the code more efficiently. If you move code from one folder to another repository, it's good to keep the Git history, so new team members can easily see past changes. Git can help us safely migrate the code to another repo with the filter-repo tool. Let's follow the steps below. Prerequisites: Git Installed: Ensure you have Git installed on your machine. Install filter-repo and Python: Install filter-repo Tool and Python. Access Permissions: You have read and write access to both repositories. Backup: It's recommended to backup repositories or work in copies to prevent data loss. Repository Details: Source Repository: repo-1 Branch: feature/repo-1Branch Destination Repository: repo-2 Branch: feature/repo-2Branch Folder to Move: Replace <folder-to-move...