Hello all,

I'm a little confused having read the submodule chapter in the GIT
users' manual and was wondering if someone here can help.

I've setup a bare repository with some submodule in it which I and
others are able to clone from just fine -- in that sense, it acts just
like an "ordinary" repository.

But I am a little stuck getting my head around a scenario:

Most us here work in a very CVS-like way.  I did the following:

git clone ssh://foo/bar/project myclone
cd ./myclone

In there is a directory which is a submodule.  At the time I created
the bare repo it was cloned already from a repo which had a submodule.
 I decided I wanted another submodule to be published so I did this:

cp -r ./mysubmoduleA ./mysubmoduleB && rm ./mysubmoduleB/.git

Now:  I want to make mysubmoduleB a submodule which I can publish to
the shared repository and when others pull, to see that submodule and
be able to treat it as such.

But I can't see how to do that.  Can someone help?

Many thanks in advance.

-- Thomas Adam
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