Re: [git-users] locking a repository

On Wed, May 24, 2017, 22:11 Xen wrote: > Gergely Polonkai schreef op 24-05-2017 21:24: > > > I think you want to solve a problem with Git that should be solved by > > some other process. As nothing prevents you from committing both local > > file modifications *and* submodule

Re: [git-users] locking a repository

Gergely Polonkai schreef op 24-05-2017 21:24: I think you want to solve a problem with Git that should be solved by some other process. As nothing prevents you from committing both local file modifications *and* submodule updates (in fact, it can be useful in a lot of cases), this becomes

Re: [git-users] locking a repository

I think you want to solve a problem with Git that should be solved by some other process. As nothing prevents you from committing both local file modifications *and* submodule updates (in fact, it can be useful in a lot of cases), this becomes process related instead of tool related. However, you

Re: [git-users] on submodules

Xen schreef op 23-05-2017 18:43: Git modules. I wanted to use git submodules to group repositories together, seemed easy enough. But now I learn that every commit in the sub-repository must also be met by a commit in the parent repository, which makes it a bit annoying to do anything. Is it