Folks,
the default operation (a) of `bootstrap' is clear:
1. The `gnulib' submodule URL is in file `.gitmodules'.
2. No special submodule entry in `.git/config'.
3. A (submodule) clone of `gnulib' is created.
4. All files of `gnulib' are checked out.
If I already have a local `gnulib'
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Folks,
the default operation (a) of `bootstrap' is clear:
1. The `gnulib' submodule URL is in file `.gitmodules'.
2. No special submodule entry in `.git/config'.
3. A (submodule) clone of `gnulib' is created.
4. All files of `gnulib' are checked out.
If I
On 03/21/2012 01:44 PM, Jim Meyering wrote:
git-submodule's --reference option looks like it does what you want.
However, balancing the repo duplication cost against the risk of error
described in git-clone's --reference and --shared descriptions, so far,
I have preferred to use more disk
Eric Blake wrote:
On 03/21/2012 01:44 PM, Jim Meyering wrote:
git-submodule's --reference option looks like it does what you want.
However, balancing the repo duplication cost against the risk of error
described in git-clone's --reference and --shared descriptions, so far,
I have preferred to
