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Experimenting with github workflow and adding some changes to make this functional. * cesm-dev/master: update README test commit via svn update to working branch
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Hi Jim, git subtree was added to standard git almost 3 years ago: http://blogs.atlassian.com/2013/05/alternatives-to-git-submodule-git-subtree/ Try loading a more recent git module. Ben |
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I thought that it was working last week. Okay I've requested an update on yellowstone. |
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I see the addition of the svn externals file in your pull request, but don't see your makefile changes to use the externals file. Did you add it?. |
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Hi Ben,
I've made some changes that allow git to use the SVN_EXTERNAL_DIRECTORIES file
to get the repo and path information so that these things only need to be in one place.
But I'm confused by your git entries in the Makefile because git doesn't have a subtree subcommand. I'd like to understand what git needs to make this function.