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Sure. Why I explained the work around. Subtree includes the full history of the other project without work-arounds


subtree also includes the full history of the other project in your project's history unless you squash all of the commits (and if you squash them, then you haven't stored the full history). There might also be licensing reasons for wanting to keep the repositories separate, but not.




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