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We are migrating projects from SVN to GIT.

I have an issue. In one of the SVN project, they used SVN externals in order to create shortcuts between modules like this :

-ModuleA       
|_ srcA    
-ModuleB    
|_ srcB    
-Common    
|_ srcCommon    
|_ srcA (via externals)    
|_ srcB (via externals)

When I do a checkout of the svn repository, in my folder Common, I have 3 files.

Admitting that these 3 modules are in the same git repository now (for some budget reasons...), how can I make it similar in git. (from what I understand, subtree or submodule works when having two differents repositories)

Because for now if I clone the git repository, I have : 

-ModuleA    
|_ srcA
-ModuleB    
|_ srcB    
-Common    
|_ srcCommon
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  • Possible duplicate of SVN:externals equivalent in Git? Commented Oct 3, 2019 at 9:07
  • Here, the difference is that all my sources are in the same Git repository Commented Oct 3, 2019 at 9:13
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