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Add wicket-orientdb as a git submodule #133
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I'm not so familiar with git feature for submodules. Thanks! I'll take a look. |
If you're ok with it I can do it. Assign me and I'll get started. |
Can it be delivered as PR? If yes - yes please - I will check it out. Will it be possible, for example: make changes in this submodule and than commit them to your own wicket-orientdb clone? |
That is precisely the idea behind submodules. They serve to enforce a certain state of the submodule which is used for the build in the project. This state is managed in the parent git. You can commit in the submodule and no one will ever know it has be done in a submodule rather than in an independent clone, because there's no reason to distinguish. |
I see the reason... lets return to this after releasing of 1.0. While wicket-orientdb and Orienteer are being developed in parallel: imho it might slow down turn around. |
git feature was checked. It's not for now. Issue might be reopened if some real-life cases occur. |
This wouldn't interfere with the development of
wicket-orientdb
as a separate project, but due to the fact that the projects are quite close a specific revision could be enforced if it is necessary for a patch inOrienteer
which is not provided by the maven versioning schema x.y.z or x.y.z-SNAPSHOT.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: