John Butterfield

We're getting there :) We have a fix for the C++ API in Firebase C++ 4.4.2 (https://firebase.google.com/support/release-notes/cpp-relnotes#4.4.2), but we're still working on the editor support for x86 on windows.

I'd really like a lot of these changes, is there any problem with these? Perhaps if they were broken into separate pull requests it would be easier to swallow?

I'm still working on the other subtree commands but this is a start. And getting feedback early would be helpful for the rest of the development. Actually one minor thing...

I can do a code cleanup pass any time. Rebasing to squash and cleaning up the code is no problem. Many of the commented lines are just in anticipation of...

I squashed the latter 2 minor commits for now.

Okay. I'll just keep updating this branch then with the features. I think we should introduce subtree add, push, and pull first, and save merge and split for a second...

Adding support for push and pull went more smoothly than I expected, because the dialogs were so similar I was able to just to just reuse my dialog and apply...

> That's really a problem. I'd expected that there is some kind of config file in the .git folder stating that there is a subtree. Iirc we might have to...

Just for the sake of discussion, I'd say TortoiseGit provides a naturual workflow advantage over running things on the command-line. Even if you're an expert and know exactly what commands...

I did some code cleanup, but amusingly I couldn't test it properly because I couldn't pull down the sub-modules. I'm behind a proxy here that doesn't work over http/https, so...