Suppose you have a repository called super and a submodule called sub. Stand in super, I’d like to know if sub last commit is already pushed to the repository or if it’s local.
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Suppose you have a repository called super and a submodule called sub. Stand in super, I’d like to know if sub last commit is already pushed to the repository or if it’s local.
At super> “git status” will show you “modified: submodule/sub (new commits)” if the local sub is at a different commit point than the local super’s committed submodule.
At sub> “git log origin/master..master” will show you commits from the pushed ‘master’ branch and local ‘master’ branch, if any.
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