I'm getting this error doing a git pull
:
fatal: cannot rebase with locally recorded submodule modifications
Googling for this error message essentially no results! That was a first for me.
You can see this error in the git source control here (to verify it is a real error), https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/builtin/pull.c#L961
I tried deleting all the submodules in the project, re-init'ing them, etc and nothing will let me do a git pull
on the master branch.
Obviously you've set your git pull
to run git rebase
. When you do this and have enabled submodule recursion, git pull
checks to see if there are submodule changes within in range of commits that will be rebased, and refuses to run if so.
You can simply break this up into separate git fetch
, git rebase
and git submodule update
commands. Rebase has no submodule recursion option and hence is not concerned here. Or, you could run git pull --no-recurse-submodules
to tell git pull
not to look at any submodules.
I tried deleting all the submodules in the project ...
You would have to delete the submodules from every commit in the range of commits to be rebased, which would replace all those commits with new ones that have no submodules. Since you're likely to replace them all with the rebase anyway, that's not that terrible, but it's also not very nice to yourself—it will make you have to go restore them to every commit in the rebased results.
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