Hi,
I'm actually working on the packaging of a project. To do so, I use
two Git repositories:
- one to follow the main project
- one to manage my updates on this project.
But, the matter is I cannot merge the both root. I need to have the
main project sources in a subdirectory of my own project. My workspace
is as follow: myproject/sub/tree/mainproject
With SVN, I think such things are handled with svn:external.
Actually, with Git, I frequently copy the mainproject inside its
subtree in my workspace.
But, I recently discover that everything seems fine if I include the
Git repo of mainproject inside the Git repo of my project. The layout
lloks like this:
myproject
|- .git
|- sub
|- tree
|- mainproject
|- .git
It seems to work. But do you think such layout is "safe" ?
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