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You can't just take the last commit from the main branch, you need the exact commit that was committed. Maybe we could specify the commit in the |
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This path is specific to macOS package manager, it won't work on other systems.
I'm not even sure it is needed to specify git path as it should be in $PATH of the user
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Ah yes indeed, it was for test purposes to validate the implementation. Thanks for spotting it 👍
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Fix #39
As stated in the issue, the .git isn't present in the ZIP archived downloaded from Github. This makes not possible to use
git submodules update....Here is the approach I propose: manually parse the .gitmodules (which isn't a complicated format so it works well), then recursively go through those modules and
git cloneeach of them.Try this out with :
bin/pie build mongodb/mongodb-extension. Note that you may still have an error with this particular extension, but it is not related to this dev. But that's the only extension I found for now that uses submodules 😄It would be nice to update
asgrim/example-pie-extensionto add a.gitmodulesto test this in the behavioral tests.