Short version of the question would be:
What do I put to .git folder for the developer to be able to pull the newest version from the server, but not have the older one files embedded into .git?
Reason why I need that:
I have my application's core and other solutions that use the core.
I want to use separate GIT repository for the core and separate repository for every solution that uses core.
For examples sake, let us call core application Simple and new project Super
What I have so far is this structure:
Simple Super.Config Super.Web A few comments:
Simple ----Here are core files Super.Config ----Here are configuration files Super.Web ----Here is the web project that uses core Everything works just fine and I have all core files in a separate repository and Super repository looks like this:
Super.Config Super.Web What I want to do is add the Simple folder to Super repository with .git folder in there wich has only core repository url and not the files. Just for the Super project developer to be able to pull the latest core version from repository.
Therefore the structure that I want would be like this:
Simple ----.git Super.Config Super.Web And when developer gets this structure, he/she just pulls files in Simple directory and gets the newest version of the core.
