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WalkthroughUpdates submodule pointers for two ELOQ modules: Changes
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1-1: LGTM: submodule pointer bump; please verify SHA exists upstream and CI submodule init is in place.
No code changes here. Just ensure the referenced commit is reachable and CI uses --recursive submodule checkout.Run this to confirm the SHA exists on the submodule remote:
src/mongo/db/modules/eloq/store_handler (1)
1-1: Submodule pointer update LGTM — confirm intent & CI recursionAll three eloq submodules moved in this PR: log_service b85326f97b62 → eec3b2ba9950; store_handler e0e4ef07c3a9 → 12155c653f1c; tx_service 16f3cf1d6aab → 575b5609f555. Confirm these advances were intentional and that CI runs
git submodule update --init --recursive(orsubmodule.recurse=true).
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