Here is my pain when using git without partial checkout and submodule
improvement.
I want to manage src and compiled bin together consistently. And
when deploying, I don't need the src directory.
My directory structure is like
Project
Src
Bin
Following is two schemes I have considered
1. src, bin as two submoudles
When changes are made in src, compiled binaries are put in bin
directory. So when I commit, I have to commit 3 times and write 3 commit
comments separately (in Project, src, bin).
I think if some improvement in submodule, this problem can be
avoided. For example, when committing in Project directory, all changes in
submoules are also automatically committed. Maybe a new subcommand
"git-submodule commit" to commit all submodules but share a single comment
and "git-commit -A" to commit both files and submodule?
2. src, bin not submoudle, just sub directory
When src changes, compiled binaries are still put in bin directory.
However, only one commit is required. Perfect? No, another problem when
deploying. I don't want the src directory to appear in the deployment
directory. However, without partial checkout, I can't do that, since every
time bin and src directories are checked out together.
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