I have a problem using 'submodule.recurse' config option. I want to use it and at the same time fine-tune behavior for individual commands with more specific options. For example to keep 'on-demand' behavior for 'fetch' and 'pull'. * If I put 'fetch.recurseSubmodules = on-demand' *below* 'submodule.recurse = true' in the config, it kinda works - fetch will use 'on-demand' behavior. * But with this setup 'fetch' within 'pull' will always recurse unconditionally. Looking at the code this happens because 'pull' reads 'submodule.recurse' and seeing it in non-default state forces this behavior on underlying 'fetch'. As far as I understand there is no way currently to have 'on-demand' recursing for 'fetch' within the 'pull' when 'submodule.recurse' is on (outside of using command line args). Also with described setup 'fetch' behaves differently from 'pull' which is unexpected. Looking at the code quickly I see two ways this can be resolved: * Add 'pull.recurseSubmodules' option so it can be used to explicitly override 'submodule.recurse' for 'pull'. * Don't force recursing behavior from 'pull' to underlying 'fetch' if it comes from config and not from command line args.
