An introduction to Git subtrees and subtree commands.
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Jul 18, 2017
An introduction to Git subtrees and subtree commands.
Git commands making feature branch workflow with rebase and submodules easy
Android-friendly Playwright SKILL for AI agents — Termux launcher patch, headless Chromium, install via git subtree into .codex/skills.
Import other repositories into your git repository. This is a simpler alternative to git-subrepo, git submodule, git-subtree, and git-stree.
Convert git submodules to regular directories
Swift Package Manager plugin for the 21-DOT-DEV subtree CLI. Invoke subtree commands from any Swift package via `swift package subtree`. macOS and Linux.
Swift CLI for git subtree management with declarative YAML configuration, file extraction, and validation. macOS and Linux.
Megalith orchestrates deployment of projects to GCP.
🧬 The shared Core of a cross-platform dotfiles system — zsh · nvim · tmux · starship, authored once and vendored into every OS. Zero drift.
How to merge core extension changes to your app overrides
Wizard for subtree management in your repository
gh extension: merge old GitHub repositories into one archive repo, with full history, branches and tags — verified by SHA before anything is retired
This GitHub repository serves as a comprehensive guide to essential Git commands.
Git command for managing git vendored dependencies. Fork of Brett Langdon's git-vendor with flavors added
golang meta repository tool using go workspaces and git subtree
This repo is used to better grasp git subtree and its effects on the development experience.
A practical cheat sheet and guide covering essential Git commands, submodules, and subtrees, organized for simple learning and quick reference.
provides a convenient way to push changes from specific files or directories in a Git repository to corresponding remote repositories using Git subtrees in a manageable chunks.
git subtrees. may not be up to date or contain all branches
To associate your repository with the git-subtree topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."