Git version control for sub-projects

tmalone · Post by **tmalone** » Mon Mar 25, 2024 7:58 pm

I think I understand the Git model for a project, but we are using a sub project which is part of 2 different base projects. How can I manage the sub project as a separate repository but yet manage it from GEDI?

I'm afraid that I really understood SVN and the documentation was great with step by step to set it up (because maybe I wrote it), but the setup and usage of a local Git Repo and a Git Hub for the team setup is NOT CLEAR. We need to help our customers as this may be their first source code management tool ever.

Any insight for using Git with GEDI would be a big help!

Todd Malone

tmalone · Post by **tmalone** » Mon Mar 25, 2024 8:08 pm

what DIFF program are you using with Git and GEDI?

dposokhov · Post by **dposokhov** » Sun Apr 14, 2024 1:48 pm

Hello. You should add all your subproject to .gitignore file. Google rule to add folder to it.

tmalone · Post by **tmalone** » Fri May 10, 2024 11:32 pm

I have altered the git.ctl to allow for both the base project and the sub project to be managed by Git. In my implementation, each sub directory is a separate repo. I also extended the git menu for some more git functions for use with a remote git-hub secure server.

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