This allows submodules of the superproject subscription feature to specify
fine grained, who is allowed to subscribe to it. See
Documentation/user-submodules.txt for the changed
handling of subscriptions.
The current tests were kept closely as-is, just enabling the subscription
feature. New tests have been written to test for the denial of superproject
subscriptions.
As of this change the superproject subscription table which was an
approximate cache for the subscriptions is dropped, and the superproject
subscription is performed as
* parse the submodule ACL for potential superprojects
* check the .gitmodules file in all potential superprojects for a real
subscription
* perform the superproject update if the supscription is valid
The cache worked semi-reliable (e.g. 2015-04-28 Submodule Subscriptions:
Remove subscriptions by deleting .gitmodules,
I1eaf452d5499397644e8eea3707a1352af89126d), so drop the cache and trade in
correctness over performance.
Bug: Issue 3311
Change-Id: Id74dc5a34a50b336a22005c96b79f3c4688a36ec
Signed-off-by: Stefan Beller <sbeller@google.com>
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