The submodule currently being referenced leads to a mismatch of files relating to /_maps/CrestOfFlames (which has been updated more recently than the referenced submodule). I do note that usually the submodule updates are manual; is there possibly a way to automate the process so the referenced submodule always tracks the head of the master branch?
Also as per Nikki:
Not sure if it's possible to always track the head of the master branch, but as a workaround you can add git submodule update --remote right under the git clone command and it'll update on the client side. EDIT: (removed --recursive flag since I don't think that's particularly applicable here)
The submodule currently being referenced leads to a mismatch of files relating to
/_maps/CrestOfFlames(which has been updated more recently than the referenced submodule). I do note that usually the submodule updates are manual; is there possibly a way to automate the process so the referenced submodule always tracks the head of the master branch?Also as per Nikki: