Git subtree was an interesting solution for managing multiple projects within a single repository in a way that each sub-project could evolve independently while still being part of a larger codebase. However, with the rise of monorepos and the advancements in tooling for them, Git subtree has lost some of its popularity, especially in environments with microservices and Dockerization.

Works together with the next archived repos:

• shared-ethereal-boilerplate-subtree
• redux-shared-store

git remote add shared-ethereal-boilerplate-src git@github.com:mainset/shared-ethereal-boilerplate-subtree.git

Add subtree to the specific folder (by using --prefix)

git subtree add --prefix src/shared shared-ethereal-boilerplate-src master --squash

Updating remote repo

git fetch redux-shared-store-subtree master

Updating local changes

git subtree pull --prefix src/redux-shared-store redux-shared-store-subtree master --squash

Contributing back upstream

git subtree push --prefix=.vim/bundle/tpope-vim-surround/ durdn-vim-surround master