I have a similar issue with #174, where I was able to pull all submodules using repo sync --fetch-submodules when I set up project. Essentially, my project has the following structure:
However, I reached a corner case when my co-workers submitted a Gerrit patchset to update the submodule1. I tried checking out their patchset via the command repo download -c path/to/project XX/YY, where XX/YY is the patchset id of the project, but the submodules is still not updated.
Is there an option to repo download --sync-submodules path/to/project XX/YY?
Originally posted by @GoogleCodeExporter in https://github.com/chusiang/git-repo/issues/174#issuecomment-82675895
I have a similar issue with #174, where I was able to pull all submodules using
repo sync --fetch-submodules
when I set up project. Essentially, my project has the following structure:root/path/to/project root/path/to/project/submodule1 root/path/to/project/submodule2
However, I reached a corner case when my co-workers submitted a Gerrit patchset to update the submodule1. I tried checking out their patchset via the command
repo download -c path/to/project XX/YY
, whereXX/YY
is the patchset id of the project, but the submodules is still not updated.Is there an option to
repo download --sync-submodules path/to/project XX/YY
?