Git subrepo python package
Provides easy deployment for git subrepo. Read the changes for current release.
How to use
Prerequisites
- git >= 2.10.0 [set in PATH variable]
- python >= 3.6
Installation
Stable releases can be installed via PyPI:
$ pip install git-subrepo
# or
$ pipx install git-subrepo
Usage
Run the subrepo command to see usage
subrepo <command> <argument> <options>
You can show help for any command
subrepo help status
shell support
If you need to use subrepo as git subrepo command use the init scripts
Bash
$ source git-subrepo-init.sh
$ git subrepo version
Cmd
> git-subrepo-init.bat
> git subrepo version
PowerShell
PS> .\git-subrepo-init.ps1
PS> git subrepo version
License
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for git-subrepo 0.4.6.post1
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