>
> If the upstream goes away, you can just re-publish the repo (which you'll
> have cloned locally) and adjust the remote URL in .gitmodules. New people
> cloning will get the clone from the new source.
>
Not to counter anything you've said, but dep also allows adjusting the URL.
Gopkg.toml:
In theory, the git submodule builds are *more* reproducible, because all
your build servers etc have clones of those sub-repos cached under their
.git, even though they are not under your control.
If the upstream goes away, you can just re-publish the repo (which you'll
have cloned locally) and ad
On 2017-10-01 06:38, JM wrote:
> can anyone tell me the pros/cons of using git submodule update instead
> of godep govendor etc... ?
>
> git submodule update --init --recursive
Your build depend on that command succeeding.
If sub-repos are not under your control that can be a serious problem
fo
can anyone tell me the pros/cons of using git submodule update instead of
godep govendor etc... ?
git submodule update --init --recursive
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