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Add Archived "aas-2021-workshop" Repository as a Submodule #21

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This pull request adds the archived "aas-2021-workshop" repository as a submodule to the "pervious-workshop-workshop" repository. This approach preserves the history and independence of the "aas-2021-workshop" repository, making it easier to manage and update in the future.

Added the "aas-2021-workshop" repository as a submodule to the "pervious-workshop-workshop" repository.
Added the submodule to the main repository's commit history.

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can you check once if it works

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Hello @advait-zx, sorry but this isn't going to work.

The plan is to remove the "aas-2021-workshop" repository, so a submodule can not work.

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nabobalis commented Sep 27, 2024

Oh wait, there is no submodule. I didn't check the Files Changed tab.

Unfortunately, the history of aas-2021-workshop is not here either.

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Is there any branch issue?

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Oh wait, there is no submodule. I didn't check the Files Changed tab.

Unfortunately, the history of aas-2021-workshop is not here either.

This solution was proposed in stackoverflow

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Is there any branch issue?

I am not sure I follow.

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Oh wait, there is no submodule. I didn't check the Files Changed tab.
Unfortunately, the history of aas-2021-workshop is not here either.

This solution was proposed in stackoverflow

What was the solution? Do you have a link?

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Oh wait, there is no submodule. I didn't check the Files Changed tab.
Unfortunately, the history of aas-2021-workshop is not here either.

This solution was proposed in stackoverflow

What was the solution? Do you have a link?

i dont have link but if i run this command git log i can see all history of aas-2021-workshop

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Is there any branch issue?

I am not sure I follow.

I'll just change branch and send PR again

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i dont have link but if i run this command git log i can see all history of aas-2021-workshop

Can you show me?

I don't see the history in any of the PRs.

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i dont have link but if i run this command git log i can see all history of aas-2021-workshop

Can you show me?

I don't see the history in any of the PRs.

By history you mean all changes,commit etc... right

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Yeah that is what I meant.

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Screenshot 2024-09-28 093332
i can see history by running git log

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i created another PR yesterday check if this work

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Ah I see, the problem is that is the history of this repository but not of the aas workshop repository.

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Both PRS have the same problem, they have no history of the original repository.

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Ah I see, the problem is that is the history of this repository but not of the aas workshop repository.

you mean of previous-workshop-notebooks repository

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Ah I see, the problem is that is the history of this repository but not of the aas workshop repository.

you mean of previous-workshop-notebooks repository

That is the history you are seeing but it's not of the aas workshop repository which is what I want.

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As i searched on LLM it says create submoduole and create new directory mkdir aas-2021-workshop

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Hmm, that would add the repository but that won't work if we want to delete the original repository.

Have you had a look at this? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6426247/merge-git-repository-in-subdirectory

I think this is what we need to do but I've never used it before to know if it will work but the comments suggest it will.

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