vercel-submodule-workaround.sh

# github submodule repo address without https:// prefix
SUBMODULE_GITHUB=github.com/oneirocom/portal.git
# .gitmodules submodule path
SUBMODULE_PATH=portal/cloud

# github access token is necessary
# add it to Environment Variables on Vercel
if [ "$GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN" == "" ]; then
  echo "Error: GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN is empty"
  exit 1
fi
# stop execution on error - don't let it build if something goes wrong
set -e

# get submodule commit
output=$(git submodule status --recursive | grep "$SUBMODULE_PATH") # get specific submodule info
COMMIT=$(echo $output | awk '{print $1}' | sed 's/^-//') # extract the commit SHA

echo "Submodule commit: $COMMIT"

# set up an empty temporary work directory
rm -rf tmp || true # remove the tmp folder if exists
mkdir tmp # create the tmp folder
cd tmp # go into the tmp folder

# checkout the current submodule commit
git init # initialise empty repo
git remote add origin https://$GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN@$SUBMODULE_GITHUB # add origin of the submodule
git fetch --depth=1 origin $COMMIT # fetch only the required version
git checkout $COMMIT # checkout on the right commit

# move the submodule from tmp to the submodule path
cd .. # go folder up
rm -rf tmp/.git # remove .git 
mv tmp/* $SUBMODULE_PATH/ # move the submodule to the submodule path

# BANDAID: set node version to 18.x
sed -i 's/"node": "[^"]*"/"node": "18.x"/' package.json


# clean up
rm -rf tmp # remove the tmp folder