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I have an extremely weird issue with git. I have never seen it before, none of my coworkers have seen it before, but it's reproducible on my PC The setup: we have a main repository, project we use ...
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My team manages a few dozen repositories; Java, Angular, LDAP, and a number of other "types" of code. To smooth things out between these repos our devops guy wrote some shell scripts that ...
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We keep our library in a git submodule: . └── app ├── submodule_lib │   └── test └── test submodule_lib is a standalone compilation target and has its own tests. The problem arises when I ...
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I have a project where I have checked out the main branch, which has 2 submodules: vendor/foo and vendor/bar. If I create a worktree for a feature branch with git worktree add ../feature feature, this ...
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I have a project named sample which have 2 submodules sampleA and sampleB. I also have another git repo named Example which also refers to same submodule sampleA and sampleB. When I change something ...
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I work in a large shared repo that has submodules that I never touch, but that I can't just git-ignore because sometimes they get changes that affect things I do touch. For instance, if I branch off ...
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I want local test git submodule capability... I have two repositories in my folder. How to add bar repo as submodule for foo. While my test I got git submodule add --branch main /tmp/bar the_bar fatal:...
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I'm using Deno Deploy (console) to build a git repository which depends on a git submodule. I can see from the "Prepare" step that it is not cloning the submodule. I've tried to put the ...
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background My original project structure is like this: 20240720 # project root ├── tests ├── vnpy # submodule ├── vnpy_clickhouse # submodule ├── vnpy_datafeed # submodule └...
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Note: The question is about using git submodule update without the --remote flag. The documentation for git submodule update says the following: Update the registered submodules to match what the ...
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I have a Git project structured like this: main_repo (branches: main, feature1, feature2) ├─ submodule1 (branches: main, feature1, feature2) └─ submodule2 (branches: main, feature1, feature2) I ...
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I have a main git repository and it has a submodule. I developed the history in both of them concurrently. Since this is not what submodules are good for, I regret that I set it up this way and I want ...
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I have a repository which needs just one folder from another, but it needs to keep updating when the other repo changes, so I plan to use a submodule, but how do I take just the singular folder? This ...
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I have about a year old branch with submitted PR. About 6 month later I tried to pull the latest master in but for some reason didn't finish. Now I'll try to complete the PR and submit it for ...
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I have a git repo at [email protected]:some-org/some-repo.git. I have another git repo at [email protected]:other-org/other-repo.git. I want to add other-repo as a submodule in some-repo. How do I ...
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