Allow not creating the "super" git repository

[Holt59]

The "super" git repository is kind of huge with all the submodules, and is not updated (as far as I can tell) when doing a simple mob build super so when using git-enhanced command line such as posh-git, doing anything in modorganizer_super is very slow since the command line as to be updated each time.

Feature: Add an option (maybe under super task) to not create the "main" repository.

On a side note, the following repository are not added as submodules currently, this might be a bug?

Untracked files:
  (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)

        fnistool/
        form43_checker/
        installer/
        preview_dds/
        tool_configurator/

[isanae]

and is not updated (as far as I can tell) when doing a simple mob build super

Everything should be updated and pulled every time unless no_pull is set for it.

Add an option (maybe under super task) to not create the "main" repository.

If I understand correctly, mob -d prefix -s super:task/enabled=false build should do that, no? You can also set enabled=false in [super:task] in an ini. But I'm not sure I understand what you're asking for.

the following repository are not added as submodules currently

I see all of them in modorganizer_super/.git/config, except for installer. Can you check what you have in there? For installer, it's a different task type than all the others (it's not a cmake+msbuild) and so doesn't have the code to add the submodule. I'll fix it.

[Holt59]

I am really talking about the local git repository that contains all the submodules, not the repositories containing the project. Basically, I would like an option to not have modorganizer_super\.git (modorganizer_super would be a simple directory).

Everything should be updated and pulled every time unless no_pull is set for it.

The projects are updated, but the submodules are not staged in the main repositories, so you end up with this kind of output:

❯ git status
On branch master

No commits yet

Changes to be committed:
  (use "git rm --cached <file>..." to unstage)

        new file:   .gitmodules
        new file:   archive
        new file:   bsa_extractor
        new file:   bsapacker
        new file:   bsatk
        new file:   check_fnis
        new file:   cmake_common
        new file:   diagnose_basic
        new file:   esptk
        new file:   game_enderal
        new file:   game_fallout3
        new file:   game_fallout4
        new file:   game_fallout4vr
        new file:   game_falloutnv
        new file:   game_features
        ...

Changes not staged for commit:
  (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
  (use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
  (commit or discard the untracked or modified content in submodules)

        modified:   archive (untracked content)
        modified:   bsatk (untracked content)
        modified:   esptk (untracked content)
        modified:   game_features (untracked content)
        modified:   game_gamebryo (untracked content)
        ...

Untracked files:
  (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)

        fnistool/
        form43_checker/
        installer/
        installer_omod/
        preview_dds/
        tool_configurator/

I personally don't mind having the changes never commited in the main local repository, but it's just makes e.g., posh-git, very slow.

I see all of them in modorganizer_super/.git/config, except for installer. Can you check what you have in there? For installer, it's a different task type than all the others (it's not a cmake+msbuild) and so doesn't have the code to add the submodule. I'll fix it.

I definitively do not have the one untracked above in .git\config.

If I understand correctly, mob -d prefix -s super:task/enabled=false build should do that, no? You can also set enabled=false in [super:task] in an ini. But I'm not sure I understand what you're asking for.

Doesn't this simply disable everything under modorganizer_super? I tried deleting modorganizer_super\.git and modorganizer_super\.gitmodules and then running:

mob -s super:task/enabled=false build modorganizer

And the local repository was re-created, so I don't think that solves the problem.