use $SGIT instead of git
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@ -85,13 +85,13 @@ if ${MYSHELLCONFIG_GIT_UPDATE_SUBMODULES-${MYSHELLCONFIG_GIT_UPDATE_SUBMODULES_D
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logdebug "update submodules"
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logdebug "update submodules"
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rc=0
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rc=0
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git config --file=.gitmodules -l | \
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$SGIT config --file=.gitmodules -l | \
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grep url= | \
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grep url= | \
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awk -F "=" -v srv="${MYSHElLCONFIG_GIT_SUBMODULE_SERVER-${MYSHElLCONFIG_GIT_SUBMODULE_SERVER_DEFAULT}}" \
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awk -F "=" -v srv="${MYSHElLCONFIG_GIT_SUBMODULE_SERVER-${MYSHElLCONFIG_GIT_SUBMODULE_SERVER_DEFAULT}}" \
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'{gsub(/^.*github.com/,srv,$2); print $1" "$2}' | \
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'{gsub(/^.*github.com/,srv,$2); print $1" "$2}' | \
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while read a b; do
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while read a b; do
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logdebug "git config --file=.gitmodules ${a} ${b}"
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logdebug "$SGIT config --file=.gitmodules ${a} ${b}"
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git config --file=.gitmodules "${a}" "${b}"
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$SGIT config --file=.gitmodules "${a}" "${b}"
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done
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done
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# Submodules always have origin and master as repo and branch to track
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# Submodules always have origin and master as repo and branch to track
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