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RE: submodule problem

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JDJohn Dlugosz <jdlugosz@tradestation.com>
Date
Mar 19, 2010, 19:22 UTC
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> The '-' prefix indicates that the submodule isn't registered in your
> .git/config. You should have a 'submodule.$name.url' entry in the
> config (where $name is the name of the submodule as found in
> .gitmodule').
> 
Thanks.  The slashes were going the wrong way, e.g.
	[submodule "Source\\Shared\\Aardvark"]
		url = //tx01fs01/SYS/dev/git/repositories/Aardvark.git
It did not work at all when I first created it with "submodule add", and manually fixed the .modules file.  I need to do the same with the entry in .git/config.
I did give the Unix-style slashes when I called submodule add.  It must have code somewhere that gets a listing or something from an OS primitive and didn't reverse it.  A bug in msys, or some code that bypasses the abstraction layer, or something in a Perl program, perhaps.
--John
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