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This instruction will result in pulling too many undesirable submodules into the user workspace:
cd DASH && git checkout dev-tests-extension
git submodule update --init --recursive
For example, it pulls in everything under dash-pipeline/SAI/SAI, e.g. SAI/bm which is old junk:
Cloning into '/home/chris/plvision-DASH/DASH/dash-pipeline/SAI/SAI/bm/behavioral-model'...
Notice the make target called sai-submodule. I use this to automatically pull in only the ptf submodule under SAI. You could use a similar approach to automatically and most important, selectively, pull in submodules you've added to the project. Please find some approach like this, thanks.
SAI/SAI: sai-submodule
sai-submodule: @echo "Initializing SAI submodule..."
git submodule update --init @echo "Initializing SAI submodule..."
cd SAI/SAI/test && git submodule update --init ptf
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This instruction will result in pulling too many undesirable submodules into the user workspace:
cd DASH && git checkout dev-tests-extension
git submodule update --init --recursive
For example, it pulls in everything under dash-pipeline/SAI/SAI, e.g. SAI/bm which is old junk:
Cloning into '/home/chris/plvision-DASH/DASH/dash-pipeline/SAI/SAI/bm/behavioral-model'...
sai-submodule:
@echo "Initializing SAI submodule..."
git submodule update --init
@echo "Initializing SAI submodule..."
cd SAI/SAI/test && git submodule update --init ptf
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: