Our team at work is using git submodules to track re-usable code across projects, and it’s been pretty good so far, but we have hit minor snags along the way (such as the absence of a ‘git submodule rm’ command!). Another one is that using submodules adds a step to the sequence of things you [...]
Seems that new features and concepts appear in Git at such a steady pace that it’s difficult for the jargon to keep up. I don’t follow the git mailing list as closely as I should: it’s too high-traffic and I already don’t have enough time to do the work I have on my plate. Right [...]
At work I’m involved in some projects that will very likely make heavy use of submodules. The reason is that submodules make it very convenient to make use of a set of “common” code without a ton of duplication. We’re currently breaking our “common” code into packages that can be included in a project independent [...]