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Just a note: The described use case is partially related to #388. |
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Yes. I think we all need something similar. |
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You can now use --force with git pull as the documentation always said you could, but recently was added. |
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This PR adds the 'git subrepo reset' subcommand.
It simply does a forced reclone on an existing subrepo.
The remote and branch are taken from the .gitrepo file if not specified. You can optionally also specify a commit-ish reference.
Some people asked for something like this and I also sometimes need to set the subrepo to a certain state when something is wrong or I just need to switch back.
Since I'm not an bash expert the code might not be perfect and I didn't provide any tests. But the scripts are well structured so I could easily implement it for myself. Would be happy to get some feedback.