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History of !submodules_rm

• To delete a submodule, do this in the superproject: Edit/delete .gitmodules to remove the submodule, and `git add .gitmodules`. Then `rm -rf submodulepath; git rm -f --cached submodulepath; git commit -am "Removed submodules!"` Inspect .git/config for "submodule" entries to remove. Inspect .git/modules for caches to remove. Possible alternatives to submodules: "!gitslave" or "!subtree"
  By jast at 2015-03-23 15:42:40
• You want to delete submodules? Excellent choice! All commands are in the superproject. Edit/delete .gitmodules to remove the submodule, and `git add .submodule`. Then `rm -rf submodulepath; git rm -f --cached submodulepath; git commit -am "Removed submodules!"` Inspect .git/config for "submodule" entries to remove. Inspect .git/modules for caches to remove "!gitslave" or "!subtree" (type them!) might be alternatives
  By moritz at 2015-02-17 19:53:28
• You want to delete submodules? Excellent choice! All commands are in the superproject. Edit/delete .gitmodules to remove the submodule. Then `rm -rf submodulepath; git rm -f --cached submodulepath; git commit -am "Removed submodules!"` Inspect .git/config for "submodule" entries to remove. Inspect .git/modules for caches to remove "!gitslave" or "!subtree" (type them!) might be alternatives
  By SethRobertson at 2012-01-27 17:56:12
• You want to delete submodules? Excellent choice! All commands are in the superproject. Edit/delete .gitmodules to remove the submodule. Then `rm -rf submodulepath; git rm -f --cached submodulepath; git commit -am "Removed submodules!"` Inspect .git/config to see if anything looks likely for removing. "!gitslave" or "!subtree" (type them!) might be alternatives
  By SethRobertson at 2011-12-14 16:58:25