On Sat, 14 Apr 2012, fREW Schmidt wrote:

> Ok, I've made progress on this.  It turns out it was only failing because
> the git plugin would throw an exception when a submodule couldn't be
> checked out.  I think this is a problem but should basically mark the build
> as an error and move on, not kill the whole process and thus keep trying to
> redo the build over and over.

git submodules and Jenkins always seem to have trouble getting along.
Personally, I check the box in the Git plugin Advanced section (the *second*
advanced button, the first is Advanced repo setup, oh brother).

Under there you can disable the handling of submodules from the Git plugin
itself, then afterward in a build step you can do whatever you need to do to
init and update submodules.

- R. Tyler Croy
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