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I have a very long list of repos that I'm trying to make into one parent repo by making them all submodules. I've tried adding them to .gitmodules manually, and also to .git/config, but it doesn't ...
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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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I have a project that has a submodule at lib/three20 My .gitmodule file looks like this: [submodule "lib/three20"] path = lib/three20 url = git://github.com/facebook/three20.git I have ...
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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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What's the easiest way to auto-update a git submodule, without having to manually pull it and commit/push the owning repo update? I'm using Azure DevOps with yaml. I'm trying to find the best way ...
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Is there some easy way to rename a git submodule directory (other than going through the entire motion of deleting it and re-adding it with a new destination name). And while we are at it, why is ...
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I'm trying to checkout a submodule from another project in azure devops. steps: - checkout: self submodules: true persistCredentials: true clean: true Checking out another repository in the ...
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In our Git project, we have the following defined in .gitmodules [submodule "DBPkg"] path = DBPkg url = https://[email protected]/MainCo/OurProject/_git/DBPkg When building the Azure ...
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I have two git branches, develop and redesign that I need to merge. I have a submodule called library where its updates are being tracked by develop. When I run 'git merge' it says library has been ...
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I have a git repo with a single submodule sub/x. (This submodule does not contain any submodules of its own.) In the superproject's repo, the output of git status shows the following (unstaged) ...
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I'm dissecting a series of changes made to a git repo, some of which involved a submodule. I used git blame to find the relevant commit within the submodule, but is there a simple way to locate which ...
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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 am in a situation where I cannot use submodules (or subtrees, I believe), and I can only use vanilla nested repos (the reason is somewhat unusual, but it has to do with building inside a docker ...
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I want to add a git submodule with different name like: git submodule add --name foo [email protected]:ironsand/cookbook-foo.git I wanted to create a git submodule directory named foo, but the ...
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I have a git repo which has some subdirectories: ~/src ~/src/.git ~/src/mystuff ~/src/otherstuff Now I want to share src/otherstuff with someone else. They should be able to clone it and push changes ...
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