Add command for submodule fetch #375
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ajoberstar
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| repo.jgit.submoduleInit().call() | ||
| repo.jgit.submoduleUpdate().call() | ||
| repo.jgit.submoduleSync().call() |
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With other operations, we've stuck to a single JGit command per operation. Seems like this should be split out into 3 operations and a submodule service to provide fluent access to them.
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In line with the current state of the project (see the readme), I won't be adding new functionality to grgit. |
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Background
Right now there is no way to update submodules in grgit. This is very handy when using submodules as developers often forget to clone submodules
What changes
UpdateSubmodulesOp