Gedare Bloom commented: https://gitlab.rtems.org/rtems/prequal/rtems-central/-/issues/8#note_130566 I tend to agree that it is a burden. The submodules are challenging to work with in general, and I find that I have to reset them often, since they do not track across branches nicely. I would much rather point the rtems-central tools to my checked-out versions of the rtems/rtems-docs/rtems-tools repos, that way I can control the branches and keep them independent from the tools. However, merging the specification items and documentation back with the RTEMS sources feels like a step backward. We went to some trouble before to remove the documentation from the sources. A good first step might be to refactor the specification items out of `rtems-central.git` so that only the tooling remains. I don't see a reason we cannot create a rtems-spec.git repo that contains the content of the specification items and keep it in sync and even release it. -- View it on GitLab: https://gitlab.rtems.org/rtems/prequal/rtems-central/-/issues/8#note_130566 You're receiving this email because of your account on gitlab.rtems.org.
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