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The project doesn't seem to use tags in Github. The brotli submodule got an update last year: google/ngx_brotli@9aec15e I think we are safe to use it. I think we should let both lines commented out for the small chance to change back.
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Nov 8, 2021
| git submodule update --init | ||
| # Use the master branch for now | ||
| #git checkout v1.0.0rc | ||
| #git submodule update --init |
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Hi, this line "#git submodule update --init" need to be uncommented or:
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I thought I have tested it. I thought this command is only required if a checkout comment is present.
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The project doesn't seem to use tags in Github.
The brotli submodule got an update last year: google/ngx_brotli@9aec15e
I think we are safe to use it.
I think we should let both lines commented out for the small chance to change back.