On Tue, Nov 28, 2006 at 12:28:47PM -0500, Daniel Barkalow wrote:
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> It would be wrong to do "commit -a" in submodules if the supermodule 
> weren't being committed with -a, of course.

What if you say "git commit submodule" ?
I sure hope you wouldn't want to do a "commit -a" in the submodule.
One of the nice features of git is that you can still perform most
operations if you have a dirty state and I would very much want to
be able to commit only some changes in the submodule and then only
commit that change in submodule commits in the supermodule without
having my other changes in the submodule committed as well.

If you agree with the above, then why should "git commit -a"
do any different from "git commit submodule" if submodule was
the only thing that got changed ?

skimo
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