[JIRA] [git] (JENKINS-22510) Clean After Checkout Results in Failed to Checkout Revision

Sun, 06 Apr 2014 07:26:23 -0700

 
Mark Waite edited a comment on Bug JENKINS-22510

I've been trying to understand the sequence of git operations which arrive at that state, and haven't yet understood them. My attempts have persuaded me that I don't understand submodules. I used my fork of the git-client-plugin for my experiments.

Clone the repository - works

git clone git://github.com/MarkEWaite/git-client-plugin
cd git-client-plugin
ls modules/ntp # reports an error, no content in modules/ntp



Checkout tests/getSubmodules - works





git checkout tests/getSubmodules
git submodule update --init --recursive
ls modules/ntp # Shows there is content in modules/ntp






Checkout master again - works





git checkout master # warns there are untracked files in modules directory
ls modules/ntp # shows content in modules/ntp is still there

git clean -xfd # skips modules/ntp and modules/firewall
ls modules/ntp # shows content in modules/ntp is still there

git clean -xffd # deletes modules/ntp and modules/firewall
ls modules/ntp # no content in modules/ntp






Checkout branch containing a conflicting file - works





git checkout tests/notSubmodules
ls modules/ntp # one file in modules/ntp






Checkout tests/getSubmodules again - works





git checkout tests/getSubmodules
git submodule update --init --recursive






Checkout branch containing a conflicting file - fails





git checkout tests/notSubmodules # fails - untracked files would be overwritten






Unfortunately, I've not yet found a sequence of "clean" and "checkout" commands which will allow me to switch from tests/getSubmodules to tests/notSubmodules.



In that repository, the branch to branch transitions seem behave like this:






Current Branch      
Branch to Checkout  
 Result 




 master              
 tests/getSubmodules 
 ok      




 master              
 tests/notSubmodules 
 ok      




 tests/getSubmodules 
 master              
 ok      




 tests/notSubmodules 
 master              
 ok      




 tests/getSubmodules 
 tests/notSubmodules 
 fails 




 tests/notSubmodules 
 tests/getSubmodules 
 fails 






However, the failure message I'm seeing is not the same as the failure message you're seeing.  I'm confident that means I don't understand enough about submodules.  Can you provide a similar series of steps (preferably using a fork of the git-client-plugin repository) to show your case?
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