I am new to GIT and I am struggling with it. I have a website that is stored in a repository Website requires a Theme folder which is setup as a separate repository.
I have used the So now I have a website report with a theme readro files for the subdomain are displayed inside my website folder. I am trying to reprint the whole main website on a remote server which works, but the files of the subject do not push the submodule like an independent respository - it's something Do not even know whether it has been included as a subdomain or not. The parent repository does not know that much about everything - just where It should be in the tree, which submodule should be in it and which URL should be cloned at the beginning ... I don you think there is no such order that all your subdomains should be sent to your Push for - When you update some files, the investment should be sequenced A: The general problem here is emphasizing a commitment in the parent repository, which refers to a subduul version that you "pushed" with the submodule version yet. You may be able to make the script so that you do not forget any of those steps. git submodule add command to successfully add a theme repository to my website.
cd theme # [Change or add some files, etc.] # Now make those changes: git commit -a # Push them to the original branch, you are in the master branch: the guit Push to the original master # parent repository: Create a comment with the new version of the theme: git add theme git commit -m "Creating a new version of theme submission" # Now push the commitment in which the parent's store Includes a pointer to the newer version # version: git push origin master
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