Hello,
Sorry if this has been asked a thousand times. Make it 1000+1.
I want to "freeze" a submodule to a specific revision or hash in time. I do
not want to necessarily track with master or HEAD, per se.
After I have updated, initialized, and so forth, is there anything besides
the branch I need to specify in the .gitmodules file?
For instance,
[submodule "MySubRepo"]
path = MySubRepo
url = https://github.com/somesubrepo/somesubrepo.git
branch = master
The above would track the current master; HEAD, I am assuming.
[submodule "MySubRepo"]
path = MySubRepo
url = https://github.com/somesubrepo/somesubrepo.git
branch = 5e8698e8e6af4558a280a0cfaa2da5e3d9c7e75b
Where as the above branch would free the submodule to the specified branch
(in this case, SHA1) in time.
Have I understood that correctly? At least I could not find any other
documentation that would lead me to believe otherwise, but I just wanted to
double check.
All repo names and hashes are fictitious.
Thanks!
Best,
Michael Powell
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