David McGuire dmcguire81

Subdirectory Git Repository

This is a mini howto on moving a subdirectory to its own repository retaining history

Howto

Assume PARENT is the original parent Git repository (locally) and CHILD is the new local repository that you wish to create from a subdirectory, retaining all of its history from the PARENT repository; PARENT_PATH and CHILD_PATH are the paths to PARENT and CHILD respectively; SUBDIR is the relative path within the repository under extraction:

git clone --no-hardlinks PARENT_PATH CHILD_PATH
pushd CHILD_PATH

Cloud Build Local

Description

In cloud build, we rely on the source code that we want to build against having been checkout out to the /workspace directory in the build environment, and the $PWD of the build environment being that same directory. In short, when the build starts, your source code repository is checked out in ./, the current directory. From there, it's easy to refer to different pieces of source code by relative path, and makes using docker-related tools like docker and docker-compose feel natural, despite the fact

	extern crate actix_web;
	use actix_web::middleware::cors::Cors;
	use actix_web::{server, App, HttpRequest};

	fn index(_req: &HttpRequest) -> &'static str {
	"Hello world!"
	}

	fn main() {
	server::new(\|\| {