Updated git submodule commit references to latest master branch commits #541
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PR Details
Description
The git submodule commit references are currently pointing to commits that are 4 months old. These should be pointing to the latest commits on the master branch for each respective git submodule.
It should be noted that while this is technically a new version, the versions in the pom.xml files have not been updated as there were no changes to the functionality of the ODE.
Related Issue
No related issue.
Motivation and Context
It is important that these git submodule commit references are pointing to compatible versions of the git submodules. At this time, a user that clones the project and runs
git submodule update
will have git submodule versions that are incompatible with v2 of the ODE.How Has This Been Tested?
Running
git submodule update --init --recursive
on a fresh clone of the 'jpo-ode' project results in the proper versions of the git submodules being targeted:Types of changes
Checklist:
ODE Contributing Guide