hoi :) On Wed, Sep 27, 2006 at 11:55:22AM +0200, Johannes Schindelin wrote: > > My current approach is like this: > > > > * create a .gitmodules file which lists all the directories > > which contain a submodule. > > * the .git/refs/heads directory of the submodule gets stored in > > .gitmodule/<modulename> inside the parent project > > Taking this a step further, you could make subproject/.git/refs/heads a > symbolic link to .git/refs/heads/subproject, with the benefit that fsck > Just Works. in fact it is done this way (more or less). > Nevertheless, you have to take care of the fact that you need to commit > the state of the root project just after committing to any subproject. why? You can accumulate as many changes in different subprojects until you get to a state that is worth committing in the parent project. All these changes are then seen as one atomic change to the whole project. -- Martin Waitz
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