[Core] scripts/bootstrap.sh should do a git submodule sync #23059
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When submodule URLs change, re-bootstrap will fail unless something does "git submodule sync". We should just do that as part of bootstrap, instead of assuming that developers know to do it. Fixes project-chip#23059
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When submodule URLs change, re-bootstrap will fail unless something does "git submodule sync". We should just do that as part of bootstrap, instead of assuming that developers know to do it. Fixes project-chip#23059
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When submodule URLs change, re-bootstrap will fail unless something does "git submodule sync". We should just do that as part of bootstrap, instead of assuming that developers know to do it. Fixes #23059
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When submodule URLs change, re-bootstrap will fail unless something does "git submodule sync". We should just do that as part of bootstrap, instead of assuming that developers know to do it. Fixes project-chip#23059
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Reproduction steps / Feature
When a git submodule updates its url in .gitmodules, bootstrap.sh would start failing to update the submodule.
Adding a
git submodule syncshould fix this.Platform
core (please add to version below)
Platform Version(s)
1.0
Type
Manually tested with SDK
(Optional) If manually tested please explain why this is only manually tested
Encountered this after #22864 went in.
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