The team needs to integrate a project within another project while maintaining separate version control histories. Which Git feature is the most appropriate?
- Subtree Merge
- Cherry-pick
- Rebase
- Merge Commit
Subtree merge allows integrating an external project into another by merging in only the parts needed, maintaining separate histories. It's useful for combining projects without losing their individual version control contexts.
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