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I am fucking dumb, why I've created an empty project to implement the new feature instead of making a fucking local branch. Now I need to merge this shit manually. fuck fuck fuck

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  • 1
    Pro tip:
    - Drop the .git folder into your ungitted fork
    - ???
    - Profit

    You might want to simply checkout the commit from which you stated the fork on the original repo, create your branch and copy all the files from the fork, commit them, and then you'll at least have the git tools to help you with the merge.

    And if you started from scratch ? Well you done goofed, but it's still worth a try, who knows
  • 0
    I didn’t fork it, I created a new empty project. Thankfully it’s not a big feature, I’ve done it manually.
  • 0
    How did you not notice all the missing project files? πŸ€”πŸ€£
  • 0
    @endor I was not intending to fork, I thought if I make a new empty project it would be faster haha
  • 1
    This sounds like meπŸ˜‚
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