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Mark, thanks for your response. You're right that I am assuming that the repo that we're referencing has the same directory structure as our repo – that is, that the submodules are in the same location in both cases. I think for jenkins, the common case is that you have to clone a repo in a number of different workspaces, and would like them all to --reference a common repo to speed up their fetches. In that case, all repos have the same structure, so using $refdir/$repo will work.
(Note that $repo in my pseudocode isn't the name of a repo or anything like that, it's the directory that the submodule lives in inside the 'main' repo. I probably misnamed it. If all occurrences of $repo above were renamed to $submodule_dir, would that help?![]()
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