This pull request adds support for files in Git submodules within a given project. Without this pull request, all files within a Git submodule report their "last modified" date as the timestamp of the commit that updated the submodule.
I've manually tested this locally against two Jekyll sites: one that doesn't use Git submodules, and one that does. Both behave correctly.
However, I'm struggling to find a good way to test this. @gjtorikian, I would appreciate a bit of help to test this out properly.
This pull request adds support for files in Git submodules within a given project. Without this pull request, all files within a Git submodule report their "last modified" date as the timestamp of the commit that updated the submodule.
I've manually tested this locally against two Jekyll sites: one that doesn't use Git submodules, and one that does. Both behave correctly.
However, I'm struggling to find a good way to test this. @gjtorikian, I would appreciate a bit of help to test this out properly.