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Using create submodule doesn't create the correct submodule structure #1867
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Thanks for reporting and showing (probably) all the relevant pieces of code that lead to the unexpected behaviour (even though I don't necessarily understand what that is). However, as general advice: try to use |
As submodules are known to be wonky, and GitPython is in maintenance mode, I am closing this issue as 'not planned', and thank you for your understanding. However, if you discover anything that would allow improvements, the issue can be reopened if it would aid the creation of a PR. |
Ok Thank you. |
Although #1859 will not fix a bug like this, in working on it I've been looking at, and shall be looking more at, the code in So please feel free to |
Hi,
I'm using GitPython to manage repository but I'm having some issues with submodule.

This is a snipped of my code.
What I'm trying to do is to create the sub-modules when they don't exist.

The method does everything right until I run the following code that is to add the folder with all submodules 'saas_env', create commit and push.
The result of push is

But then I'm not able to clone the repository.
It's something I'm doing wrong?
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