Re: Git-submodule questions
On Fri, 19 Oct 2007, Evan Carroll wrote:
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> I've got a set of 5 git repositories on one computer. I'm looking for
> a way to more cleanly distribute them, and keep them in sync when i
> distribute them. I'm trying to discern whether the scantly documented
> git-submodule can accomplish this...
Sounds like subprojects are indeed a good way for you.
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> All of my git modules are in one place, /srv/DM: /srv/DM/a ..
> /srv/DM/e to add them all into one super repository for easier
> distributing I have to move them all to /srv/DM/git-old, then git init
> in /srv/DM, then I git submodule add all of the modules in
> /srv/DM/git-old. The question then comes down to why do I need to have
> my git-submodules in /srv/DM, and /srv/DM/git-old.
You shouldn't need to do anything even half-way complicated like that.
In fact, it should be enough to do
cd /srv/DM
git init
git add .
git commit
and you're now literally all done!
Linus
Linus Torvalds <torvalds@linux-foundation.org>