问题
Probably, i misunderstood how git works, I have my directory structure as follows:
project (git-repo)
project 1 (git-repo)
project 2 (git-repo)
common scripts (git-repo)
All these folders have their own repositories where the main project
can have child repositories such as project 1
, project 2
, child scripts
. They can be submodules or subtree. The problem, the common scripts
contain some of the codes that is common and essential to build both project 1
and project 2
. What can be best strategy to maintain this so that each project can be independent as well as no need to keep common scripts in two places.
回答1:
I just want to leave the indirect solution that I have figured out. It might be useful for others until getting other approaches.
For now, I am not able to escape not keeping the common scripts
folder in two places but It is okay to maintain it in one place. Following is the structure I have adopted for now,
project
project 1 (git-repo)
common-script (git-repo/submodule)
project 2 (git-repo)
common-script (git-repo/submodule)
common-script (git-repo)
That way, I can work on the common-script
from its own repo and from each of the project I can use git submodule foreach git pull origin master
and commit the repo so that I will have updated script in each of the dependent projects.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54172820/git-submodules-subtrees-or-else