I build projects that I use in other locations. But they are not binaries.
They are scaffolds... templates.
Scaffolds are no fun.
They do not perform commit history correctly.

commit_a_project_correctly

commit a foreign project into your project:

• Commit's are meant to be readable and never retyped.
• Credit remains with the guy who made the project.

When I bring a github repository into a github project;
I want to move that sub github repo's git information into the main repo's git.

-- main_project/.git
---- main_project/sub_project/.git
#move sub_project's git information onto the top of main_project's git information.

#now deinitialize sub_projects .git information.
-- main_project/.git --- with new info.
---- main_project/subproject/no_longer_any_gitfile.

Possible initial Implementation plans.

1. Move git information on top of .git file.
   Benefit of this plan is it will be cool "git stuff".
2. GitHub hook, or git Hook that pushes hardcoded commit messages.
3. Same as git hook, but instead a script pushes hard coded commits.

Copyright: Michael Dimmitt
core team members: * pending volunteers * 😛