Le 18/03/2011 11:19, Florian a écrit :
Providing submodules in a downloadable archive ? Does it really work ? Thus you cannot link to a specific commit in the .gitmodules file so the user will end with the master branch of each vendor instead of the released version.To create a git-versionned project using submodules, you can use the script written by Garfield-fr which allows to choose the submodule you want when creating the project (enabling Doctrine or not, enabling MongoDB or not...). Providing submodules in a distribution repo is a bad idea IMHO as you will need to delete the git repository anyway to start a new one without the history of the distribution which has nothing to do in the history of your project. Yes, indeed.It's not intended to be used in the same repository, but as an downloadable archive.
Anyway, Garfied-fr's script is more flexible as it allow to choose the submodules you want.
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