I have a main repository which contains some sub-repos:

• main repo A – branch “master”
  • child repo B – branch “master”
  • child repo C – branch “master”

If I change something in repo C, I make a new branch in repo C and push the changes in repo C. I also have to push the +1 diff of repo C in the main repo A.

Then it looks like this:

• main repo A – branch “develop” (develop branch contains the +1 diff)
  • child repo B – branch “master” (nothing changed here)
  • child repo C – branch “develop” (change was pushed to develop branch)

I have already written a fine working bash script which resets my child repos to the commit of the main repo.

-c "git fetch -f --all --tags --prune && git submodule foreach git fetch -f --all --tags --prune && git checkout -f -B master && git reset --hard {sHashes} && git submodule update --init --recursive && git submodule foreach git checkout -f -B master"

But this script checks out the master branch everywhere. I want to change it so that the script checks out the related branches of the child repos too! Not just the commits.