I have a project on my git repositary which contains submodules and those submodules contains feather submodules.
Since I am not responsible to all the submodules, I don't know what changed there after I updated the commit I was looking at. For this reason I would like to document the current state.
This means, I would like to know all the submodules I am using (explicit and non-explicit). For each submodules I would like to know its Tag and\or commit.
I found:
git ls-files --stage
helpful, but shows only commits from my repository and not inside the submodules.
Any idea?
git submodule foreach --recursive "git describe --tags HEAD --exact-match 2>/dev/null || git rev-parse HEAD"
Recursively in each submodule, run the commands git describe --tags HEAD --exact-match 2>/dev/null || git rev-parse HEAD
First try to find the most recent tag that exactly points at the head commit of each submodule. If no tag is found, then return the commit.