Bring over what the standalone commits after the absorb - #89
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe configuration guide documents how to import later standalone-plugin commits with a retained remote, tag-free fetch, subtree merge, and remote removal. It also defines subtree conflict types and resolution steps. ChangesStandalone plugin updates
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds instructions for importing later standalone commits, but the guide still has a contradictory remote-lifecycle step, incomplete conflict-completion instructions, and an unresolved path concern that could cause later imports to target the wrong location. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up on these bounded documentation and integration risks. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@docs/configuration.md`:
- Around line 201-202: Update the conflict description in the standalone
documentation to cover structural conflicts such as delete/modify, rename,
add/add, and file/directory cases, rather than implying all conflicts involve
the same changed lines. Instruct users to inspect unmerged paths and resolve the
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- Line 196: Update the README registration example to use the documented subtree
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old-repountil the standalone is archived.The initial import procedure at Line 146 removes
old-repo. A user who follows the guide in order cannot run the fetch at Line 195. Move remote removal to the archival step, or explicitly tell users to skip Line 146 until then.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/configuration.md`:
- Around line 201-203: After resolving every unmerged path reported by git
status, stage the resolved files with git add and complete the merge using git
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In `@docs/configuration.md`:
- Around line 190-200: Update the initial import procedure and archival guidance
so old-repo remains available for subsequent fetch and subtree merges; remove
the earlier remote-removal step or explicitly defer it until the standalone
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What: adds a "Later commits to the standalone" subsection to the history-import section of
docs/configuration.md, covering how to bring over commits the standalone makes between the absorb and its archival — no source, hook or entry point changes.Usage:
# The old repository is still live, so keep the remote from the first import. git fetch --no-tags old-repo git merge -X subtree=sub-plugins/give-recurring old-repo/mainWhy this way:
-X subtree=<prefix>is the only one of the obvious four that is both correct and repeatable. All four were run against throwaway repositories, with a host-only edit deliberately placed where it could not collide, so that any conflict reported was the tooling's and not a real one. Re-nesting a fresh branch and merging again, and keeping the first import branch alive to merge upstream into, both failed.-X subtreecame out clean over three successive rounds: host-only edits under the prefix survived, new files arrived nested, the host's own root files were untouched, and blame still named the standalone author with the pre-move path.The warning against re-running the first import is the reason this subsection exists at all. It is the approach anyone would try first, and it does not fail loudly — the second nested branch shares history with the first, so git picks a merge base in which the standalone's files were still at its own root and reads the new nesting as a rename away from it. A file the host keeps at its own root under one of the same names is deleted as part of that rename. It deleted the host's root
README.mdand reported no conflict, which is exactly the shape of mistake that reachesmainwith an approval on it.The remote stays instead of being removed. The first import ends in
git remote remove old-repo, which is right when the standalone is done and wrong while it is still committing. The subsection says to keep it and remove it once the standalone is archived, rather than leaving a reader to notice the earlier cleanup step contradicts what they now need.A conflict from this merge is called out as a genuine one. Every other failure mode in this section is a path mix-up that looks like a content problem, so the one case that really is two sides editing the same lines is worth naming — otherwise the habit this section teaches is to distrust the conflict and go looking for a tooling cause.
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