Git: Add submodule with a specific version

本文介绍如何使用Git子模块来添加并锁定STM32标准库的具体版本,包括初始化子模块、更新以及重置到指定版本的过程。

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Add submodule with a specific version:

git submodule add git://github.com/XXXXX/xxx.yyyy.git stm32_std_lib
git status

git submodule init
git submodule update

cd stm32_std_lib/
git reset --hard V3.1.2 
cd ..
git commit -a

git submodule status

### Git Tree Object Explained Git is a distributed version control system that uses objects to represent the state of your repository. Among these objects, the **tree object** plays a crucial role in organizing and storing file structures. A tree object represents a directory within the repository and contains references to other tree objects (for subdirectories) and blob objects (for files). A tree object stores the following information for each entry: - The file mode (e.g., regular file, executable file, or directory). - The SHA-1 hash of the associated blob or tree object. - The filename. This structure allows Git to efficiently track changes across different versions of the repository. When you commit changes, Git creates a new tree object that reflects the current state of the working directory[^1]. Here is an example of how Git handles tree objects during a commit process: ```bash # Create a new repository and add some files mkdir example-repo cd example-repo git init echo "Hello World" > file1.txt mkdir subdir echo "Subdirectory content" > subdir/file2.txt git add . # Commit the changes git commit -m "Initial commit" ``` After running the above commands, Git will create: 1. Blob objects for `file1.txt` and `subdir/file2.txt`. 2. A tree object for the `subdir` directory. 3. A root tree object that references both the `file1.txt` blob and the `subdir` tree. The commit object then references the root tree object, effectively capturing the entire state of the repository at that point in time[^5]. If you want to inspect the tree objects in your repository, you can use the following command: ```bash git ls-tree HEAD ``` This command lists the contents of the tree object referenced by `HEAD`. You can also specify a particular tree object using its SHA-1 hash: ```bash git ls-tree <tree-object-hash> ``` For more detailed information about a specific tree object, including recursive listings, you can use: ```bash git ls-tree -r <tree-object-hash> ``` This command provides a comprehensive view of all files and subdirectories represented by the specified tree object[^5]. When dealing with submodules, it's important to note that each submodule is represented as a gitlink entry in the parent repository's tree object. This gitlink points to the specific commit of the submodule's repository. To initialize and update submodules, you can use the following commands: ```bash # Clone a repository with submodules git clone --recurse-submodules -j8 <repository-url> # Update existing submodules git submodule update --init --recursive ``` These commands ensure that the submodules are properly initialized and updated to their respective commits as defined in the parent repository's tree object[^2]. ###
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