Splitting a Git Repository

In this lesson Ryan walks through the four steps to splitting up a Git repository while maintaining history.
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[@DamageSoftware]

Perfect, exactly what I needed!
Thank you very much for the video!

[@mariaspr5200]

I can't thank you enough!!! This is exactly what I needed :D

[@202prince1]

Thanks! this is exactly what i needed.

[@ziczaces4459]

It works like a charm!!! Many thanks

[@sreerajTR]

Thanks for the video. Can I move multiple folders inside a source repo to a new repo this way?

[@canalecanale]

Thank you a lot!! I've got a question. Maybe you can answer me. Before I follow your indications I moved part of the repository content into a directory inside of main repository (I needed grouping that) . I couldn't recover all the history of the original branch on the cloned repository, only the last commit in which I moved part of the repository to a new folder. Have you an idea why could happen this?
Thank you again!!

[@krisculin9679]

Great video. On a side-note, you need to update the link to your git-essential taining.

[@soorajsprakash9405]

hi sir, it didnt made a new repository and also not deleted online. It just made changes locally. How to proceed?

[@perschistence2651]

What do I have to do if I want to split out multiple directories?

[@Prashanth_650]

Hello
Did you got answer to this question??

[@perschistence2651]

@@Prashanth_650 I do not remember but maybe you find the solution if you search with google for "git folder own repository"

[@Prashanth_650]

@@perschistence2651 thanks for that😊

[@MrAlfaplam1]

If the video doesn't help. Try going through this support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/split-a-repository-in-two/ and be sure to add ignore-unmatched to the rm --cached command