Update Submodules

[Fancy2209]

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[Fancy2209]

oh I messed up libressl

[Fancy2209]

Weird, I set the right branch but it seems it still pulled master?

[CuriousTommy]

Why are you updating the libressl submodules? It looks like they already have the latest changes.

[Fancy2209]

I ran the git command to update submodules and it messed with libressl, I'll try to manually update everything but it CuriousTommy ***@***.***> escreveu no dia segunda, 15/01/2024 à(s) 02:56:

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[CuriousTommy]

So it looks likes for both darling-openjdk and darling-SmartCardServices, I forgot to merge my remove_lkm changes into the default branch, oops...

Merged the changes and removed the remove_lkm branch for both of them.

[CuriousTommy]

I ran the git command to update submodules and it messed with libressl,

I recommend reading 7.11 Git Tools - Submodules if you are new to submodules.

Think of .gitmodules as information on where we need to clone the repo from. However, it does not have information on what commit we need to checkout from the submodule.

What you need to is cd into the submodule and checkout the commit you want to use. When you get back to the darling repo and run git status, you will see a new change. Add that change and push a commit.

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I'm curious what command you used to update the submodule. Is it git submodule update --remote?

[Fancy2209]

Pretty sure that's the one yes, I'm sorry I haven't gotten to finishing this yet, been a bit busy

[CuriousTommy]

I'm going to close this PR. I created PR #1487 for updating the submodules.

[Fancy2209]

I'm sorry for never having a chance of finishing this, my bad

[CuriousTommy]

No worries! I should be thanking you for exposing me to the git submodule update --remote.