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For Cxbx-Reloaded, we maintain our own forks of sub-moduled libraries. This allows us to integrate them nicely into our build process, while also providing the ability to easily synchronize upstream changes.
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For Cxbx-Reloaded, we maintain our own forks of sub-moduled libraries.
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This allows us to integrate them nicely into our build process, while also providing the ability to easily synchronize upstream changes.
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## Updating the Submodule Repository
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## Updating the Submodule Repository
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From the sub-module directory (import/*)
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From the sub-module directory (import/*)
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git push
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git push
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At this point, our sub-module fork is synchronized with the latest upstream changes, but we still need to tell the Cxbx-Reloaded repository to use the new commits, to do this, use any git client of choice (or the command line) to stage the sub-module's directory, and commit/push as normal.
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At this point, our sub-module fork is synchronized with the latest upstream changes, but we still need to tell the Cxbx-Reloaded repository to use the new commits.
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To do this, use any git client of choice (or the command line) to stage the sub-module's directory, and commit/push as normal.
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