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Using Git Submodule to Clone the Library

Adding to the project (the 1st time)

  1. Decide which directory will get the libraries (such as a directory called libraries)

  2. Execute the following command (replacing libraries at the end with the desired directory from step 1):

    git submodule add https://github.com/imciner2/KiCad-Libraries libraries

  3. Interact with the libaries as if it is its own Git repository (aka. pull, commit, push, etc.).

Updating libraries on fresh clone of KiCad Project

When you first clone a KiCad repository with a submodule of the library, it will not clone the libraries. In order to clone the libraries you must:

  1. Initialize the submodules

    git submodule init

  2. Clone the submodules

    git submodule update

This may not always put you on a branch in the server's repository (it may leave you on a floating head branch). To get back to a branch you can make changes to and push to the master, run this inside the submodule:

git checkout master