quick reply on the sub-project aspect... sub-modules exist in git but they are not very practical... they are OK for lightly coupled projects (music and translations) but I wouldn't recommand it for data/ because WML must be kept closely in sync with code and I wouldn't recommand it for image/ either because it needs to be kept closely in sync with data/
for those who know git : git submodule is just a smart wrapper around a versionned file in .git that contains the URL of a repository and the id of the commit to use in that repository for the current state of the parent repo. Nothing fancy but it does the job. IIRC it doesnt do things like automatically pulling the sub-repo and things like that. You handle it more or less like two separate git repo except that you can easily find out what commit is needed in the child with a particular commit in the parent. Boucman _______________________________________________ Wesnoth-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wesnoth-dev
