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Replace ext-s with git submodules #44

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Replace ext-s with git submodules #44

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@cnd cnd commented May 15, 2013

It will help to update them easier and it's just right thing to do in my opinion.

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leto commented May 15, 2013

Awesome! +1. Can you update any necessary documentation that needs to be updated with this change, @Heather ?

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tadzik commented May 15, 2013

This looks great. I'll give it a try later today, and as soon as I verify this works I'll merge it. Thanks!

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tadzik commented May 15, 2013

How do I update submodules when I just checked out your branch? The ext is empty then, maybe it's also worth a note in the readme

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cnd commented May 15, 2013

git submodule init
git submodule update

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cnd commented May 15, 2013

or you can get repo with all submodules by git clone --recursive <reponame>

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cnd commented May 15, 2013

some projects (for example mono) is doing init & update on configure so I guess it will be fine to make bootstrap to call do it.

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cnd commented May 15, 2013

@tadzik tadzik merged commit 8995125 into tadzik:master May 15, 2013
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tadzik commented May 15, 2013

Thank you!

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