How to push submodule changes to the local repo

Question

I have a project in Git which uses mySQL as a submodule. What I'd like to do is update my local tree on all my computers with the changes I made on one of them inside my local copy of mysql tree. Is there a nice clean way to do that?

Trying to google I only saw posts asking about populating changes in submodules in the upstrem. I don't want to do that - I don't have right to do that and I don't need to.

When I'm working on my code all I do is:

git add . && git commit -m "Message" && git push

Will this be enough when going to the submodule directory and performing this command?

Answer 1

update my local tree on all my computers with the changes

That means settings up a local webhook listener, which would listen to a push even on your MySQL repository (assuming you are the owner of that repository, or fork).

That local listener can then trigger a git pull from within the submodule folder of each of your local repositories, assuming said submodule was set up to follow a branch .