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The project I work on was divided on 2 projects one year ago. For this svn repository was copied to another location and work was continued into 2 different svn repositories.
Now I have to merge these 2 projects into one. For these I would like to have a local git repository with 2 branches, each of those mapped to one of svn repositories. Is it possible?
I know that I can create 2 remotes branches in git, but how to explain git that these branches have a common origin?