hoi :) On Wed, Oct 11, 2006 at 08:23:50PM +0700, Nguyen Thai Ngoc Duy wrote: > I was thinking about this while reading subproject thread. In a simple > case, I have a repo A located at ~/project-a and another repo B > located at ~/project-a/some/dir/project-b. With this setup, command > "find" and other directory-recursive commands will run horribly from > ~/project-a when they go inside project-b/.git (no I don't want to > repack -d everytime I want to find something). no it won't. For subprojects you really need a shared object repository. In such a setup b/.git/objects would be a symlink to the parent object directory. On the other hand, you already have the same problem with a/.git/objects. If you really want to move .git outside of the working directory you can always do so by using a symlink for the entire .git directory. -- Martin Waitz
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