On 10/22/2009 06:25 PM, Wolfgang Mauerer wrote:
consider that you clone kvm-kmod from your repo and
then create local clones from which you do the build. If you don't
happen to have /path/to/my/kvm-kmod/../kvm, then the relative
submodule URL won't work, but the absolute one will.
Typically you create the clones using 'git submodule init&& git
submodule update', not clone them manually.
But that refers to linux-2.6/, I suppose, while I was talking
about kvm-kmod.
Oh. If you create local clones for kvm-kmod.git, also create local
clones for kvm.git. I'd expect the submodule to use the local clone
(for example, if I don't have access to the external hosting).
that's certainly true. I'd say it's a matter of taste, so
I'll just add a hint about .git/config to the README and leave
.gitmodules unmolested in the future.
Relative paths are a requirement for http: access, which is needed from
certain corporate firewalls, so it will have to stay.
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