Hi all,
I have a question about something git did I did not expect. Here is my
setup of files with two git-svn clones:
projects
|
|--- mylibs
|
|--- main
I have two different, unrelated `git-svn` checkouts `mylibs` and `main`.
Now, a `svn commit` was made by someone else in which an external has been
added in `main` pointing to `mylibs` (i.e. a `svn` checkout of `main`
would contain a directory `mylibs`, which is an external to `mylibs`).
Just out of curiosity I changed into my `main` and did a simple `git svn
rebase` just to see what git would do with the externals. But `git` created
a link as follows:
mylibs -> ../mylibs
which is exactly what I want, but I do not know how this is possible.
Because the local git checkout of `main` did not know that in the upper
directory was a checkout of `mylibs`. Does git search for other
repositories on my local disk?? Is this a new feature?
If someone could enlighten me that would be great.
Cheers
Alex
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