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pic related. What is this and how do I resolve it? Of the many repos I pull from, only mpc-hc does this periodically when a new submodule is added. I doubt it's doing this on the primary maintainer's local machine. Build errors related to that as well.
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the maintainer forgot to push a branch on the submodule but committed the submodule ref to the main project.
my team uses a ~100 submodule metarepository and this happens occasionally

try to "git submodule update --remote"
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Thanks, that did something. After --remote, had to do git submodule sync --recursive, then my regular macro for "git submodule update --init --recursive" worked.

Appreciate it.



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