A 2015-07-29 13:50, Xavi Ivars escrigué: > 2015-07-29 13:14 GMT+02:00 Francis Tyers <[email protected]>: > >> Can you explain how that would work. Given a single organisation, >> and >> our >> current layout of: >> >> * apertium >> ** languages >> *** apertium-cat >> *** apertium-eus >> ** nursery >> *** apertium-tat-rus >> >> etc. >> >> How would people check out: >> >> languages/apertium-nno >> languages/apertium-nob >> trunk/apertium-nno-nob >> trunk/apertium >> trunk/lttoolbox >> >> without having to check out the whole of any submodule ? Also, >> would it >> be as simple >> as in SVN (e.g. 5 commands). Perhaps it would be good for someone >> on >> github to try it >> out (not using the apertium name), and demonstrate to us. > > Even if I'd vote for a migration to git (and GitHub), I don't think > that if we did it, following the same "structure" that we have right > now would work. > > The existing structure (nursery, languages, trunk,...) it'll be really > hard to "replicate" (if possible at all) using git+svn. > > If I had to move the 5 mentioned "modules", I'd create the following > "git" repositories. > * apertium-nno > * apertium-nob > * apertium-nno-nob > * apertium > * lttoolbox > > Submodules "could" play a role in creating a similar structure of the > existing one, if we created another repo called "apertium-structure", > where entries starting with / are folders and entries starting with @ > are git submodules > > - apertium-structure > -- /languages > ---- @apertium-nno > ---- @apertium-nob > -- /trunk > ---- @apertium-nno-nob > ---- @lttoolbox > ---- @apertium
So: * repo ** directory *** submodule Would it be possible to : * check out the whole repo * check out an individual directory -- all submodules * check out an individual submodule ? > That would work if really using git (I don't now why we would want to > create that structure if it was not to "show" where langpair stays, > for example) but it won't if you try to checkout "apertium-structure" > using the SVN functionality available at github > > You can try it here: > > svn co https://github.com/xavivars/apertium-test/trunk [1] Hmm, I don't see any structure there... F. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Apertium-stuff mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/apertium-stuff
