![]() ![]() That's what all these error messages are telling you. That commit simply does not exist in that repository, so it's not in any clone you make either.ĭo you know why your superproject lists this commit hash ID, even though it does not exist? (I certainly don't.) You cannot get it from their Git, because they don't have it. Your superproject is asking for the hash ID 151d94a8754b0a612315fc191c5373cc0055c13d in the Git repository you can clone from. Your main repository will, after cloning or running git fetch if appropriate in your clone of the other Git repository, run git checkout hash using this raw hash ID. The raw hash ID of some commit that should be in that other Git repository. That lets your Git run git clone if needed, during git submodule update -init for instance. It's just that your superproject has in it these two parts: The second Git repository is some other Git repository: there is nothing special about it at all. ![]() One is "your" repository-the main one, which Git will call the superproject. With Git and submodules, you start with a minimum of two Git repositories. Hoping someone here can help, I'm mostly lost at this point. I have tried deleting and adding the submodule in question ( scopatz's nanorc), however the error persists across the deletion and re-addition. I have a git repo with multiple submodules.
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