I've got a HUGE project. I was assigned to redo the file structure so that it didn't drive our devs insane. It's all in GitHub, so I simply forked the project and made my changes.
I've finished, and now want to pull my changes back in. However, some of our other devs committed to the master repo while I was doing my reorganization. I can't merge, because files were changed that I moved (so Git thinks I deleted them). They are up to date, just in a new location.
How can I successfully pull my reorganized code? My only thought is to delete all the master code from my local repo, and then copypasta the new code to it, and make a commit from there. However, this strikes me as bad practice.
UPDATE: According to this question, git mv
would have helped. However, all of the directory changes have already been made.