Somewhere along the line, some kind soul on the internet taught me:
`git submodule update --init --recursive --depth 1`
If you hate git submodules, don’t want to think about them, don’t recall if you already initialized them, and just want your repo to have the latest changes, this is the command for you.
#git
Dusty Pomerleau /
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2024-07-21 09:48:50
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