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What is it?
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git-lib is an alternative to git-submodule. It targets the following usecase:
git-lib is an alternative to git-submodule. It targets the following use-case:

* A single organisation with that wants to share code libraries between its projects
* A single organization with that wants to share code libraries between its projects
* Many small, independent code libraries
* Development of these libraries mostly takes place in the context of the superproject
* Development of these libraries mostly takes place in the context of the super-project

With git-lib, you can split out and push a subdirectory to a separate repository (called a lib). This lib can then be pulled into other repositories. After this, changes can be shared between projects using git lib much as you would expect, with merge conflicts handled naturally.

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Workflow
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* Create a git-lib account that tells git-lib what url to use for your libs
* Create a git-lib account that tells git-lib what URL to use for your libs
* Using your hosting service create a repository for each lib that you want to share
* Issue `git lib push <lib>` in a repository that contains a reusable lib
* In another repository, issue `git lib pull <lib>` for that lib
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Example
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# Set up a new global git-lib account for the organisation "myorg"
git lib account add myorg github
# Set up a new global git-lib account for the organization "myorg"
git lib account add myorg GitHub

# Or you can explicitly spell out a url pattern
# Or you can explicitly spell out a URL pattern
# %{account} and %{lib} are available as variables
git lib account add myorg git@github.org:myorg/%{lib}.git

# Next, log into "myorg" on github and create a lib called "shared-code"
# Next, log into "myorg" on GitHub and create a lib called "shared-code"

# Push a fresh lib out to the newly create repository
cd ~/repos/my-awesome-repo
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