The add subcommand should support already existing subdirectories that are git repositories.
This should not be the default way of adding nested modules but rather be hidden behind a cli flag. In which case the default arguments are ignored.
git nest add --existing path/to/module
This firstly gets all required information from the module and if it's even a git repository. Then validation is performed to prevent duplicated, after which the module is added to the configuration.
The
add
subcommand should support already existing subdirectories that are git repositories.This should not be the default way of adding nested modules but rather be hidden behind a cli flag. In which case the default arguments are ignored.
This firstly gets all required information from the module and if it's even a git repository. Then validation is performed to prevent duplicated, after which the module is added to the configuration.