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Anton Karmazin2013-03-21 21:28:57
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Anton Karmazin, 2013-03-21 21:28:57

How can you use Bootstrap Twitter with the git submodule?

Perhaps I did not quite understand the question, I will explain. I'm using the Symfony 1 framework, and since pushing Symfony code into my repository is at least strange, I made it a submodule, which gives me the opportunity to always have the latest version of the core at hand (yes, for Symfony 1 version this is no longer relevant, but not the point).

But this method is not suitable for Bootstrap Twitter, because in the repository, each branch contains a lot of additional code, and the code hierarchy is completely different. Perhaps I misunderstand the very essence of working with versions of libraries, I would be glad to hear more reasonable and correct ideas. After all, it’s not an option with the release of each new version to go to the library/framework website, download the archive with the code, unzip it, etc.

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Konstantin Kitmanov, 2013-03-21
@k12th

I am also interested in a similar question, so I will leave this useless comment here to follow the answers.

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Nikita Gusakov, 2013-03-21
@hell0w0rd

bower?

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LeoCcoder, 2013-03-21
@LeoCcoder

It might be worth looking into maven, that's a good thing.
github.com/efsavage/Bootstrap-Maven

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1nd1go, 2013-03-22
@1nd1go

In general, there is a CDN for this, for example www.bootstrapcdn.com/ . There you change the new version. You can look for a link from the CDN that will point to latest, but it's harder to debug, IMHO, when a new version with a different api is SUDDENLY released.

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Konstantin Kitmanov, 2013-03-22
@k12th

component yet.

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