admorgan
admorgan
The .gitrepo file contains the version of git-subrepo that was used for the last operation, so you should be able to tell from looking in the .gitrepo file that was...
The no .gitrepo file error is referencing your local copy. It appears that you will need to `git subrepo clone -f ` to get back to a working state. Without...
Did you get this sorted out. I am not sure why I didn't see that you responded. Yes you first need to remove the .gitrepo from the common.git repo.
Absolutely a bug. Can you give me a sample, with fake credentials, of how you are calling it so I can create a test? I don't think I have ever...
This is a limitation of git subrepo. It was an intentional decision on the part of the designer. submodules were still an experimental item when subrepo was created, and honestly...
If you are only consuming the repos (you will never `git subrepo push`) you can manually import the submodules as sub git-subrepos, then delete the .gitmodules file in your local...
Subrepo does remake commits. It uses the metadata from the patches to populate the new one. So you could use whatever method you currently use to change that metadata on...
Would you be willing to add some tests for this?
If this blindly "fixes" the issues you linked I think that could be a problem. Your example of a pull after a push is desirable, but when the ancestry has...
No there is not a way to do this with the existing cli. I don't know that I could add one, as you could have many authors for various commits...