What are the implications of detaching a Git Submodule?
- No impact
- Submodule becomes independent of the parent repository
- Changes in the submodule are reflected in the parent
- Submodule is deleted from the parent repository
Detaching a Git Submodule means it becomes independent, allowing changes without affecting the parent repository. However, it also implies that the submodule is no longer tied to a specific commit, making it susceptible to unintended changes. Managing submodule detachment is crucial for version consistency.
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