hoi :)

On Fri, Dec 01, 2006 at 05:04:19PM +0100, Stephan Feder wrote:
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> I was looking into git-init-module.sh (branch module2). There you set up=
=20
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> a separate git repository for the submodule and store references to it=20
> into the supermodules's repository.

yes.

This is to be able to call git-fsck-objects and git-prune in the
toplevel supermodule.  When traversing the object tree, it already knows
about all submodule, but only about those versions that are really part
of their supermodule.
So I have to teach git about separate submodule branches which may be
used, in order not to prune them away.

--=20
Martin Waitz