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* Learn about certain file types: See the pages in the file-types section.
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* Learn about the Gitlab server and where to find documentation: [OpenVT Gitlab](https://openvt.eu/platform_manual_and_guidelines/manual_and_guidelines/wikis/OpenVT-Gitlab)
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SSH vs. SSL:
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SSL vs. SSH:
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By default, SSL via https is the recommended method for secure git actions on OpenVT. The reason that we prefer this method is that it does not require depositing an SSH key. However, git actions can also be performed via SSH -- this is required if submodules are to be used.
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SSL via https is the recommended method for secure git actions on
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OpenVT; SSH git actions are deactivated by default. If you need to use
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SSH pulling/pushing for a good reason, please contact the platform
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admin on the issue tracking board.
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Pulling one project into another: Submodules and subtrees
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Pulling one project into another: subtrees
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Git offers two ways to use the content of one repository from another: submodules and subtrees. Learn how to set up a submodule [here.](https://openvt.eu/platform_manual_and_guidelines/manual_and_guidelines/wikis/submodules). |
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Git offers two ways to use the content of one repository from another:
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subtrees and submodules. As submodules do not work with SSL,
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our preferred method are sutrees. Learn how to set up a subtree:
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[here.](https://openvt.eu/platform_manual_and_guidelines/manual_and_guidelines/wikis/Subtrees). |
