X-Git-Url: https://git.octo.it/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=Subpro.txt;h=713b72eea20e567622e2d29d8d6ad258970ec103;hb=8e6f38443e97e150cd946d508104cad16fdd6bbe;hp=8340d888cda32bdca901fa68aa435bfb874b30ef;hpb=725ca8a8e77847049630b1f409c28fb37e943dc2;p=git.git diff --git a/Subpro.txt b/Subpro.txt index 8340d888..713b72ee 100644 --- a/Subpro.txt +++ b/Subpro.txt @@ -40,19 +40,20 @@ The idea here is to: . Keep `linux-2.6/` part as an independent project. The work by the project on the kernel part can be naturally exchanged with the other kernel developers this way. Specifically, a tree - object contained in commit objects belonging to this project + object contained in commit objects belonging to this sub-project does *not* have `linux-2.6/` directory at the top. . Keep the `appliance/` part as another independent project. Applications are supposed to be more or less independent from the kernel version, but some other bits might be tied to a specific kernel version. Again, a tree object contained in - commit objects belonging to this project does *not* have + commit objects belonging to this sub-project does *not* have `appliance/` directory at the top. . Have another project that combines the whole thing together, so that the project can keep track of which versions of the - parts are built together. + parts are built together. The Makefile is illustrated above, + but there might be other files and directories. We will call the project that binds things together the 'toplevel project'. Other projects that hold `linux-2.6/` part @@ -111,6 +112,10 @@ with `update-index --bind` command. Also note that in this round of proposal, there is no separate branches that keep track of heads of subprojects. + +`update-index --bind` is not implemented on the core side yet; +it would involve backward incompatible changes to the index +format. ============ Let's not forget to add the `Makefile`, and check the whole @@ -283,6 +288,11 @@ error: the merged heads have subprojects bound at different places. gadget/ manual/ ------------ +[NOTE] +============ +Again, `update-index --unbind` is not implemented yet +on the core side. +============ Their branch added another subproject, so this did not work (or it could be the other way around -- we might have been the one