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How do git triggers work?

If I have a main project with a controlled version.

Then I add a remote for a third-party plugin

git remote add myplugin <url>

Then i can do git pull myplugin master

and he just pulls the changes from this remote.

Now let's say that my project is configured as:

/
/index.php
/whatever

and the remote is configured as

/
/whatever.php

When I pull out the remote I end up

/index.php
/whatever
/myplugin
/myplugin/whatever.php

it's good.

I am wondering If I made changes to myplugin,

If I give git push myplugin masterout what is pressed?

Will there be only change changes in myplugin? or does the remote act as a second repository and commit the entire repository?

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After git pull myplugin, in, /myplugin/whatever.phpyou're done only if the remote repo already contained /myplugin/whatever.php(not juut whatever.php)

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 git submodule add url/myplugin myplugin

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