Add Git: Clone Recursively option#109133
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This patch adds a new command, Git: Clone Recursively, that adds the --recursive option to git clone in order to also check out git submodules. Bug: 108381
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@joaomoreno is this what you had in mind? Wanted to grab a simple patch to get my feet wet, I'm a long time user of VSCode and would love to contribute some fixes!! |
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This PR fixes #108381 by adding a new command, Git: Clone Recursively, that adds the
--recursive option to git clone in order to also check out git
submodules.
To test, open the command menu (Ctrl or Cmd + P) and type in "> Git: Clone Recursively".
When it asks for the repository URL, you can use the GitHub project I created to test this feature:
https://github.com/baylesj/submodule-example.gitThe command should behave the same as "Git: Clone" but it will also check out the submodules. I tested both locally and they behaved as expected.
NOTE: I was unable to find any unit testing for the Command menu, so this was only verified manually.
#108381