Add submodule
Add a submodule to the main project.
Execute in the main project
git submodule add <submodule-repository> [<path>]
For example, add components to main-project
# cd main-project/
# git submodule add [email protected]/components.git components
Copy the codeClone main project and sub-modules
Git clone does not clone submodules directly. There are two ways to clone main project code and submodule code.
A:
git clone <main-project-repository>
git submodule init
git submodule update
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git clone <repository> --recurse-submodules
Copy the codePull the submodule code
The submodule remote code has been updated and needs to be pulled from the main project for the remote submodule. After the submodule code is pulled locally, the main project needs to be submitted.
There are two ways to pull submodule code.
A:
# Go to the submodule directory and pull the code
cd components
git checkout master
git pull
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# Enter the main project
cd main-project
Pull remote submodule code locally
git submodule update --remote
Copy the codeAfter the submodule code is pulled locally, it is equivalent to modifying the record saved in the main project, so you need to commit the main project.
Pull main project code and submodule code
The master project remote code has been updated. Using Git pull code in the master project will only pull records from the master project, not submodule code. There are two ways to pull submodule code.
A:
# In the main project
cd main-project
Update the main project code
git pull [--rebase]
Update the local submodule code according to the main project record
git submodule update
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cd main-project
git pull --recurse-submodules
Copy the codeDeleting a Submodule
cd main-project
# Unload submodules
# git submodule deinit components
git submodule deinit <path>
Delete the submodule folder
# git rm components
git rm <path>
Git /modules/[submodule-name
Git /config: delete [submodule-name] from. Git /config
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