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Why wouldn't you just keep a local version? Do you have a "top git project" for checking out others? Seems like it could be convenient, I suppose.
by luc_ 4y ago
Why wouldn't you just keep a local version? Do you have a "top git project" for checking out others? Seems like it could be convenient, I suppose.
- michaelmior 4y agoI usually do this when I'm developing one project that has a third-party dependency which either doesn't have a release, or I need to make modifications. That way I can work on the dependency and easily keep track of what version is used in the parent project at any point in history.