Git merge command generator

Merge several GitHub repos, with full history, into subfolders of one repo. Everything runs in your browser.

GitHub project URLs

Paste URLs in any form (https, git@github.com:, ssh://), one per line or in a markdown list. The first is the destination; the rest are merged into it as subfolders named after each repo.

Clone protocol

Default branch of sources

Branch for the move (in each source)

Branch for the merge (in destination)

Working directory

Push the move branch of each source Push the merge branch of the destination Add set -e (stop on first error)

Generated commands

Each source's default branch is left untouched. The move happens on a new branch.
The move shows up as one commit of renames, so use git log --follow on files in the subfolders.
Any .github/workflows/ in a source ends up nested and won't run. Move it to the destination's root .github/workflows/.
Pushing the move branch is needed so the destination can fetch it from GitHub.