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Commit subproject (submodule), how?

Aleksandr Makov
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November 3, 2011

I have a library hosted at github where I can push changes to, but, can't find a way to do it in SourceTree. Is there any way to achieve that?

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November 3, 2011

Right now in 1.2 you'll have to just add the submodule to your bookmarks separately (it's a repo in its own right).

SourceTree 1.3 is approaching completion which has full support for submodules and subrepositories. It not only displays them in the sidebar with details of uncommitted or unpushed changes, but it also allows you to commit your changes and push them from within the parent repository, at the same time (well, just before) you commit/push the parent. There should be a beta to play with available later this month, keep an eye on @sourcetree on Twitter for details.

Aleksandr Makov
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Thanks for the info! Much appreciate it!

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