Remove the stray gitlink pointing at the repo itself - #67
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Commit d05d9ac added a gitlink (mode 160000) at `activerecord-clean-db-structure` pointing at an earlier commit of this same repository, with no matching .gitmodules entry. Released gems are unaffected, so this went unnoticed, but it breaks every git-sourced install. Bundler runs `git submodule foreach` after cloning, which aborts with "No url found for submodule path", so a Gemfile using `gem "activerecord-clean-db-structure", github: ...` cannot install at all. That also blocks the usual way of testing a pull request against a real app.
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mastercurrently carries a gitlink at the repository root:It points at commit
7c3625fof this same repository and has no matching.gitmodulesentry. It came in with d05d9ac, most likely an accidentalgit add.Gems installed from RubyGems are unaffected, which is why this has gone unnoticed — but it breaks every git-sourced install. Bundler runs
git submodule foreachafter cloning, which aborts with:Bundler retries and then fails the install outright, so
gem "activerecord-clean-db-structure", github: "lfittl/activerecord-clean-db-structure"cannot resolve today. That also blocks the usual way of testing a pull request against a real application, which is how I ran into it.Split out of #66 as requested — I'll rebase that branch to drop this commit once this one lands.