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Add --recursive to the git clone instructions in the README #51

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@moredip moredip commented Aug 5, 2012

rake setup will handle this anyway; this is mainly just an attempt
to teach folks that the --recursive option is there :)

`rake setup` will handle this anyway; this is mainly just an attempt
to teach folks that the --recursive option is there :)
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soffes commented Aug 5, 2012

I dig it. Thanks!

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Add --recursive to the git clone instructions in the README
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When using the command with the --recursive option I get:
Failed to recurse into submodule path 'Vendor/CheddarKit'

Doing the clone ( without --recursive, submodule init, update manually makes everything succeed.

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Tried command again, works now, after I ssh-added my keys.

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soffes commented Aug 13, 2012

Glad you got it.

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I got the same error, but because cucumber was not installed on my system.
If someone has the same problem, simply open a terminal and type :
sudo gem install cucumber rake task
(after having installed ruby gem of course)

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I also get the Failed to recurse into submodule path 'Vendor/CheddarKit' error as well as for some other submodules, such as 'Vendor/SocketRocket' and 'CheddarKit/Vendor/Bully'.
I have ruby, cucumber, etc. installed and have performed an ssh-add, please could someone point me in the right direction as to what I am missing?

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