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Recursive Submodules #19

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TheLavaBlock opened this issue Sep 26, 2020 · 6 comments
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Recursive Submodules #19

TheLavaBlock opened this issue Sep 26, 2020 · 6 comments

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@TheLavaBlock
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Hello, thanks for the extension.

I have a project with recursive submodules. Unfortunately the recursive submodules are not recognized. Can you help me?

@ivanhofer
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Hi,
I never have seen recursibe submodules. Can you please describe your project structure a bit more?

@TheLavaBlock
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Take a look at https://github.com/liblava/liblava-demo

There is a submodule liblava and within there are several other submodules in the ext folder.

@ivanhofer
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I just cloned your repo and tried it out. Indeed, recursive submodules currently don't work in git-assistant.
As a workaround you could open the submodule "liblava" in another vs-code window. This solution would work if you only use the automated stuff. If you need the warnings, in the notification panel, this solution would not be ideal, since you would need to switch to the second VS Code for these notifications.

@TheLavaBlock
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Thanks for checking and the workaround. 🤠

There's no hurry, but I guess there are more projects that will run into this problem.

@HakanSeven12
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Hi I have the same problem too.

@ivanhofer
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@HakanSeven12 currently you need to use the workaround and open your submodule-folder as root in a new vs code window.

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