git: fix "git clean" invocation for submodule#95
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The command passed after a "git submodule foreach" should be invoked as a single string, as it is on line 416 of this file. Otherwise "-x" is treated as an argument to "foreach" and it errors. See golang/dep#2176 for more details.
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✅ Build vcs build-141.master completed (commit 3cc1fb67e9 by @kevinburke) |
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@mattfarina It looks like this bug cropped up with the release of git 2.22.0. Is this something you'd consider merging and updating glide with? Thank you! |
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The failed tests are due to an unrelated issue fixed elsewhere. |
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Thank you! |
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The command passed after a "git submodule foreach" should be invoked
as a single string, as it is on line 416 of this file. Otherwise "-x"
is treated as an argument to "foreach" and it errors. See
golang/dep#2176 for more details.