The meaning of the '+' before the submodule hash.

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Hi,

See the following output given below by `git submodule status`:

$ git submodule status
+c7b9787f0b7826a87f07ce00cbfe4947b8521101 external/devxlib (heads/master)
 d0197c76ae76bbf4d3fed20444fac31af550069d external/eigensolver_gpu
(v0.3.1-7-gd0197c7)
+6fef49bcfc4a380432f15734ed0ca1f0b0388977 external/fox (4.1.2-89-g6fef49b)
+4b3c7c249f6a2cfed76603d9987cf5164fa6f9e1 external/lapack
(v3.7.0-1026-g4b3c7c249)
+2899044d2a6828aa16e0189913662bc35ce8f645 external/mbd (0.12.1-43-g2899044)
+2b9973c12e85397fa9564370f6cced16f8428834 external/wannier90
(v3.1.0-35-g2b9973c)

What's the meaning of the '+' sign at the beginning? Why do some
submodules have this symbol, but some submodules don't?

Regards
-- 
Assoc. Prof. Hongyi Zhao <hongyi.zhao@xxxxxxxxx>
Theory and Simulation of Materials
Hebei Polytechnic University of Science and Technology engineering
NO. 552 North Gangtie Road, Xingtai, China



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