Replace the URL in the submodule with read-only URL #780
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Hi, I am currently trying to upstream my Typst package support for Nixpkgs, and wrapping cetz into Nixpkgs is part of that PR. However, I failed to bump cetz from v0.2.2 to v0.3.1 because the latter uses a read-write URL for its submodule, namely
common. This blocks nix source fetcher to clone the source from its submodule, as it requires the access capability.This RP addresses this issue by replacing the submodule URL with read-only URL, which should be useful in general for automatic package builders.