Suppose one has a properly initialized submodule in a tree like this:
$ git ls-tree HEAD
100644 blob d208248ba4ab1d1791dc27f451dcaedb87dc19e1 .gitmodules
160000 commit ec633ea81e3cf64c3735ef4acd5ff9a490ed54eb ext
100644 blob 597d6924118c00054efd526d9e48f68198f7da12 file.txt
$ git show HEAD:.gitmodules
[submodule "ext"]
path = ext
url = $URL
Then one pulls a modification that replaces 'ext' gitlink by some blob
or tree entry, but keeps '.gitmodules' the same:
$ git ls-tree HEAD
100644 blob d208248ba4ab1d1791dc27f451dcaedb87dc19e1 .gitmodules
040000 tree 82e3a754b6a0fcb238b03c0e47d05219fbf9cf89 ext
100644 blob 597d6924118c00054efd526d9e48f68198f7da12 file.txt
Are there any possible downsides of such modification we should be aware of?
Thanks,
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Semen Vadishev,
TMate Software,
http://subgit.com/ - git+svn on the server side!
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