Coding Projects Practice

Learn/Review topics below and more using Rust first.

• HTTP Server (TCP, Sockets, headers, request, response, concurrent connections, persistent connections, ...)
• SQLite (SQL syntax, B-tree, table scan, indexe, ...)
• Git
• Interpreter (ASTs, tree-walk interpreters, tokenization, ...)
• Shell (REPL, POSIX compliance, parsing shell commands, executing programs, ...)

1. Uses a temporary directory for backups
2. Provides a way to restore the .git directories after you've pushed to GitLab/GitHub

This improved script provides a complete workflow for managing nested Git repositories. Here's the recommended process:

1. Backup and remove .git directories before pushing to GitLab/GitHub:

   ./manage_nested_git_repos.sh backup --all

2. Add files to your main repository and push:

   git add .
   git commit -m "Add project files"
   git push origin main

3. Restore the .git directories after pushing:

   ./manage_nested_git_repos.sh restore

4. Clean up temporary backups (optional):

   ./manage_nested_git_repos.sh cleanup

The script:

• Uses /tmp for temporary backups
• Creates a mapping file to track original locations
• Provides separate commands for backup, restore, and cleanup
• Handles both individual directories and all nested repos

This approach lets you maintain your local Git repositories while pushing a clean version to GitLab/GitHub without submodule complications.