Notes

Notes

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How to used fresh_tomatoes.py as a submodule

Obtained from @CrandellWS/Udacity-Nanodegree

• Git Submodules
  1. Fork the orignal repository at https://github.com/adarsh0806/ud036_StarterCode
  2. Get the url to your clone fork (SSH or HTTPS your preference)
  • Example of my fork:
    • SSH -> git@github.com:CrandellWS/ud036_StarterCode.git
    • HTTPS -> https://github.com/CrandellWS/ud036_StarterCode.git
  3. Add the repository as a submodule using the terminal
  • Example with SSH
    • git submodule add git@github.com:CrandellWS/ud036_StarterCode.git
• Important Notes
  • When making changes to the submodule
    • cd into the submodule directory Then
      • When changes are made to the actual submodule
        • git add -A -> add all changes to the submodule
        • git commit -> commit all changes to the submodule
        • git push -> push changes to the remote submodule's repository
      • When changes are made to the submodule's repository
        • git pull-> pull changes from the remote submodule's repository
        • git add -A -> add all changes to the submodule
        • git commit -> commit all changes to the submodule
    • cd .. change directories to main project
    • git add -A -> add all submodule changes to the project
    • git commit -> commit all submodule changes to the project
    • git push -> push all changes to the project's remote repository
  • To use from ud036_StarterCode import fresh_tomatoes
    • Must add __init__.py to the ud036_StarterCode directory
      • __init__.py can be an empty file
      • see -> https://docs.python.org/tutorial/modules.html#packages

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