Re: [PATCH 6/6] Teach core object handling functions about gitlinks

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On 4/10/07, Linus Torvalds <torvalds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

 - I tend to like "minimal",

 - in a "link" object, the only thing that would normally *change* is
  really just the commit SHA1. Everything else is really pretty static.

I like this concept.


      [module "kdelibs"]
              dir = kdelibs
              url = git://git.kde.org/kdelibs
              description = "Basic KDE libraries module"

      [module "base"]
              alias = "kdelibs", "kdebase", "kdenetwork"

I guess this file could also cover the case where the superproject is
only interested in a small subset of the subproject. For example if I
only uses some header-files in a library and want
"/lib1/src/interface" in the subproject end up as "/includes/lib1" in
the superproject. Could single files be handled in a similar way?

Although this is just an example, external links shouldn't be
specified in the same configuration file as project internal things
(which should be version-controlled). If the url configuration gets
overwritten with checkouts there will be problems bisecting if the url
changes over time.
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