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--progress for git submodule update?

From
Chris Kees <cekees@gmail.com>
Date
Mar 10, 2012, 07:17 UTC
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Hi,

Would it be reasonable to have a --progress option for 'git submodule update'? I'm using buildbot with a git repository containing large submodules, and buildbot times out on the submodule update occasionally because there is no output for long periods of time. Adjusting buildbot's timeout factor will do for me in the short run.

Thanks, Chris

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