Andy Parkins wrote:
On Thursday 2006, November 30 16:33, Sven Verdoolaege wrote:
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Well, I know what the commit is /that/ was all that was stored. So I
Then I have no idea what you are talking about.
A commit _contains_ all the history that lead up to that commit,
so if you have the commit, then you also have the history.
It's not so much an actual commit, as a reference to a commit in another
repository.
Hmmm... I thought the idea was that submodule commit is available in the
object repository, be it via alternates mechanism pointing to the submodule
repository for alternate storage, or submodule being in "unrelated"
branch/tracking branch.
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