A Git Subtree allows you to keep a copy of an external repository in a subdirectory, treating it as a __________ project.
- separate
- nested
- linked
- subtree
The correct answer is subtree. Git subtree is a merging strategy that allows you to insert the contents of a repository into another one, but unlike submodules, the external repository becomes part of the history of the main repository. It is treated as a subtree within the main project.
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