Revisions to No submodule mapping found in .gitmodule for a path that's not a submodule

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edited Sep 25, 2018 at 14:51

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After looking at my .gitsubmodulesgitmodules, it turned out I did have an uppercase letter where I should not have. So keep in mind, the .gitsubmodulesgitmodules directories are case sensitive

After looking at my .gitsubmodules, it turned out I did have an uppercase letter where I should not have. So keep in mind, the .gitsubmodules directories are case sensitive

After looking at my .gitmodules, it turned out I did have an uppercase letter where I should not have. So keep in mind, the .gitmodules directories are case sensitive

Primarily the sentence did make no sense, so I negated one part (doesn't matter, which one); additionally: formatting, removing ALLCAPS

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edit approved Mar 15, 2017 at 5:00

guntbert

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After looking at my .gitsubmodules.gitsubmodules, it turned out I did have a capitalan uppercase letter where I should not have. So keep in mind, the .gitsubmodules.gitsubmodules directories are CAP SENSITIVEcase sensitive

After looking at my .gitsubmodules, turned out I did have a capital where I should have. So keep in mind, the .gitsubmodules directories are CAP SENSITIVE

After looking at my .gitsubmodules, it turned out I did have an uppercase letter where I should not have. So keep in mind, the .gitsubmodules directories are case sensitive

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answered Feb 4, 2016 at 17:30

Kelsey

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After looking at my .gitsubmodules, turned out I did have a capital where I should have. So keep in mind, the .gitsubmodules directories are CAP SENSITIVE

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