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🖇️ for adding or updating submodule
See original GitHub issueHello @carloscuesta 😎!
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:paperclips: - Description: The linked paper clips like submodule: a repo link other repo.
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- Created 2 years ago
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Well, to be fair, every time I used a git submodule I used as a dependency of the current repository, and the example you used is also an example of dependency management with submodules, so I guess it’s pretty fair to the dependencies emojis for submodules.
In fact, if you use a submodule for like, separating areas of a bigger project, in my seeing it can also be considered a dependency.
Let’s close this then!
Thanks to everyone