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@notraceofsense notraceofsense commented Feb 28, 2024

Updated git clone command examples to use --recurse-submodules

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I replaced the three separate git clone, cd Delta, and git submodule commands with a --recurse-submodules option, which is equivalent. This removes a potential hiccup in getting ready to work with the codebase of forgetting to initialize the submodules.

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Ran the command in question and it did the same thing as the current set of commands.

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Updated git clone command examples to use --recurse-submodules
grammatical fix
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grndng commented Apr 25, 2024

Before merging this I'd recommend to merge #145 because the submodules can not be accessed with SSH and @katagaki has modified the .gitmodules file already.

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Thanks for working on this! This would have been useful to know when setting up my local dev env.

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