Closed nkonidaris closed 2 years ago
I confirm that “lwrb” repository used one repository as submodule, but it is not used anymore. From “CanOpenSTM32” repository stand point, you may run “git submodule —init —update —remote” without “—recursive” option. Then it will work as expected.
In the meantime I requested Github to help cleaning “lwrb” repository since it seems to be a deeper repository problem than we expect.
I confirm that “lwrb” repository used one repository as submodule, but it is not used anymore. From “CanOpenSTM32” repository stand point, you may run “git submodule —init —update —remote” without “—recursive” option. Then it will work as expected.
In the meantime I requested Github to help cleaning “lwrb” repository since it seems to be a deeper repository problem than we expect.
Thanks for the help!
It seems to be fixed now since Github guys run garbage cleanup script
Attempting to clone the CanOpenSTM32 repository fails due to sub-module path not found. I have attached the log output from Github Desktop.
I believe its due to a missing link at this address: https://github.com/MaJerle/lwrb/tree/601bc87d20d85b229bdcd19b61a50e54a6a48efc/third_party
Any help on this matter would be appreciated!