Hi,
I did this and now am confused/stuck...
- I have an existing (long standing) project in git with an upstream in github
- I added a subdirectory which I had forgotten was itself a git
project (i.e. it has its own .git directory)
- I committed the subdirectory (git add /path/to/subdir; git
Am 10/1/2012 12:41, schrieb Howard Miller:
- I have an existing (long standing) project in git with an upstream in github
- I added a subdirectory which I had forgotten was itself a git
project (i.e. it has its own .git directory)
- I committed the subdirectory (git add /path/to/subdir; git
Perhaps:
git rm -f --cached path/to/subdir # remove from index, keep files
git add path/to/subdir
-- Hannes
Fantastic worked perfectly. I'll write that down somewhere for
the next time I do it :)
Is there a better way of handling sub-modules like that? I've looked
at git
Am 01.10.2012 14:05, schrieb Howard Miller:
Perhaps:
git rm -f --cached path/to/subdir # remove from index, keep files
git add path/to/subdir
-- Hannes
Fantastic worked perfectly. I'll write that down somewhere for
the next time I do it :)
Is there a better way of handling
I was not aware of git subtree. I'll go and do some reading. Thanks
for the pointer!
On 1 October 2012 17:40, Jens Lehmann jens.lehm...@web.de wrote:
Am 01.10.2012 14:05, schrieb Howard Miller:
Perhaps:
git rm -f --cached path/to/subdir # remove from index, keep files
git add
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