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Modification check failed for material: [url=https://github.com/Neko-Box-Coder/runcpp2.git]
Affected pipelines are runcpp2PR_Trigger.02 Sep, 2024 at 22:51:40 Local Time
The plugin sent a response that could not be understood by Go. Plugin returned with code '500' and the following response:
'"Exception (/go-working-dir/pipelines/flyweight/00200c68-09ed-4703-9ff4-4f28ad23b094/ssLogger doesn\u0027t exist.)
Occurred: [git, clean, -dff] - /go-working-dir/pipelines/flyweight/00200c68-09ed-4703-9ff4-4f28ad23b094/ssLogger"'
Judging from the error, it seems like it is trying to do git clean -dff on one of my submodules or something. When I go to the folder (/go-working-dir/pipelines/flyweight/00200c68-09ed-4703-9ff4-4f28ad23b094), ssLogger (one of my submodules) is not in that folder, instead it is in the External folder where I put all my submodules in.
Plugin Version: 1.4.0-RC4
Error:
Judging from the error, it seems like it is trying to do
git clean -dff
on one of my submodules or something. When I go to the folder (/go-working-dir/pipelines/flyweight/00200c68-09ed-4703-9ff4-4f28ad23b094
),ssLogger
(one of my submodules) is not in that folder, instead it is in theExternal
folder where I put all my submodules in.Here's my
.gitmodules
fileMy guess is it is trying to perform
git clean -dff
based on the title of the submodule instead of the path, causing it to fail.I have 8+ submodules where the path is different from their name in the submodule file, changing them would be a bit of a chore.
It seems like the normal material can clone it without a problem though, so I am not sure what this plugin is doing wrong here.
It would be great if this can get addressed, thanks.
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