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I have a dotfiles repository where all my vim plugins are stored as submodules so they are easy to update when they have changes. I thought these two commands did the same thing, but I noticed this ...

Complete question rewrite So I thought I was explaining this question very simply and direct but it seems I oversimplified to much, so here is all the extra details. Hopefully this helps everyone see ...

I have this situation with git version 2.8.0.windows.1. I have one "release" branch of the main project and I push there everytime I've a new release. This project has a submodule that is developed ...

For the project I am working on, we decided to develop a tool to help the development, so this is something that should not be in production. So I was wondering, as git is so awesome, if maybe there ...

I have added a submodule to an ADO repository: .gitmodules [submodule "public"] path = public url = https://xyz.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/abc/_git/STW-Sol-public Is there a ...

I have a directory in my repo (call it blah) which contains some files that I manualy copied from another repo (repo-blah). One day, I decide to get smart and make this blah directory a submodule, so ...

In the "Additional Behaviours >> Advanced sub-modules" behaviours option, I can't see the submodule branch to select. Does it selects master by default or I can config branch in other way?

Consider a git repository Foo/, which has submodules bar1/ and bar2/. Each of these has the same branches: 1 & 2. I enter the supermodule, and I want to update the supermodule to contain the ...

I have one directory called 'projects' which is the parent directory, within that near by 200 sub-directories which are my projects. For now I am executting git pull by following script. #!/bin/bash ...

I have a project that has a submodule inside. I want to be able to clone the parent project with --recursive and get the submodule at a specific hash for that submodule. The specific hash is not the ...

I'm trying to setup a generic .gitmodules file to be used as a template for a certain static number of submodules new projects always require. Then use the technique shown in Restore git submodules ...

My situation: You have a feature branch based off master, and someone commits to master. Now your history is like this: A - B - C - D (master) \ E - F - G (feature) So you'd like ...

Let's assume that we've got some git submodule in directory "submod". Now I'm doing such commands: # git submodule update --init submod # cd submod # git branch * (no branch) master If submodule ...

I have a private github repository (Server) with another private repository (Shared) as a submodule. Since they're both set to private, and github doesn't allow sharing deploy keys - when I try to run ...

They need to collaborate on one folder; they should not see the rest. They would need to be able to merge their changes into the main code base and get updates from that folder. This is all based on ...