Hi there, I am trying to figure out how to version control Odoo. I have cloned the GitHub repo with the source files, installed the required modules and ran the setup.py.
I now have a running version of Odoo on my local machine and I tried to upload everything onto GitHub but keep running into " pack exceeds maximum allowed size".
How do you other devs version control your Odoo? I am mainly interested in using the E-learning platform, are there perhaps only specific files that I need to version control, like modules?
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Answer for anyone who stumbles across this in the future: This was to do with how GitHub handles pushes by creating 'packs' -> The repo was too large and the fix was to either push in two parts, or much easier, simply fork from the official Odoo repo!
Probably by adding odoo as a (git) submodule. Then you add your own module into a different folder. Make sure that they are part of the odoo addons path (by modyfing the odoo config file if necessary)
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