Hello all, First, thank you to the community for the great work. Worth saying it from time to time, I think. I am dealing with a couple of big repositories that use git submodules. They have nested submodules, and some of them are pretty huge. I came across: git diff --submodule=diff Which is very handy for creating some tooling, but it's obviously slow - in the order of tens of minutes in my case - for big diffs. I was only interested in the list files that changed, in this particular case, but: git diff --stat --submodule=diff doesn't seem to honour `--submodule=diff` and it doesn't go into the submodule(s) nor recurses, of course. Other options like `--dirstat` or `--name-only` seem to behave the same way. I've tried this v2.20.1 and the HEAD of master (d4a392452e) with the same results. Is this a missing feature, a bug or is it just the intended behaviour? Regards marc
