* git submodules or, how do we share code between unrelated projects?
@ 2008-07-08 21:11 Jan Wielemaker
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From: Jan Wielemaker @ 2008-07-08 21:11 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi,
I'm looking at git-submodule, but I start to get the impression it is old
CVS jargon that brought me there.
We are two open source projects creating implementations of the Prolog
language. One (SWI-Prolog) is under GIT, the other (YAP) is under CVS
but will move to git if this helps.
We want to start sharing some developments. I guess for each (unrelated)
library we wish to share we must create a git repo, right? Now we
generally need compatibility patches to make this shared code run
on both systems and we need some way to get this code into the main
repo of both systems, such that a clone of the repo of a system gets
you the shared library.
I guess GIT must be perfect for this, but I'm a bit unsure on the
proper setup of the workflow. Is there a project that has something
similar established and has guidelines how to manage this?
Cheers --- Jan
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