Change git directory to previous

Question

I have a project directory, for example / projects / myProject / src / ... and my git repository is in the / projects / myProject / src directory. But I want to change my main git directory to / projects / myProject (which is the parent of the current git directory). I could just create a new repo in / projects / myProject, but I could lose all my previous commits. Is there a way to change my directory without losing my commit data?

Answer 1

• In the folder, /srcgo from *to ./src, so now your code should be in /src/src. If you make the move correctly, it will save the entire history of changes.
• /myproject/ /myproject/src, .
• /myproject/src /myproject/myproject, .

.

:

• /Myproj.make
• /src/.git
• /src/myproj.cpp

:

• /Myproj.make
• /src/.git
• /src/src/myproj.cpp

:

• /src/.git
• /src/Myproj.make
• /src/src/myproj.cpp
• [COMMIT]

:

• /.git
• /Myproj.make
• /src/myproj.cpp
• [DONE]