Update pandoc_scratchblocks (with translation fix)

[martinpeck]

Thanks!

Let's see if @CodeClubRik manages to revert this ;)

[martinpeck]

@CodeClubRik : A perfectly timed blog post from GitHub https://github.com/blog/2104-working-with-submodules

[andylolz]

Haha, nice :)

[rikcross]

Let's see if @CodeClubRik manages to revert this ;)

I'd say it's more than likely! I HATE submodules.

[andylolz]

@CodeClubRik: Here’s the most useful bit, I reckon:

• Remember that collaborators won't automatically see updates to submodules—if you update a submodule, you may need to remind your colleagues to run git submodule update or they will likely see odd behavior.

The submodule has been updated, so you should pull the latest version of lesson_format, then run that command! :)

[martinpeck]

For me, the warning signs come when...

1. My clone says I don't have any changes locally (either via git status or through my command line prompt)
2. I git pull without needing to merge
3. It now appears that I have local changes

That should never happen, and it almost always cos of a submodule.

[andylolz]

That should never happen

If git pull fetched recursively, I think this would be true. But it doesn’t (not by default, anyway). You can possibly do:

git pull --recurse-submodules

…and I guess that would elicit the behaviour you’re looking for.