Re: msysgit git-submodule: "Unable to fetch in submodule path ..."

Peter Krefting:

 Receiving objects: 100% (14752/14752), 5.07 MiB | 3629 KiB/s, done.
 Resolving deltas: 100% (9278/9278), done.
 Server supports multi_ack
 Server supports side-band-64k
 Server supports ofs-delta
 Marking 76b96bfecc0d47013dd1fca1a555f12074eca814 as complete
 Unable to fetch in submodule path 'modules/foo'

I added some extra debugging output to the code in builtin-fetch.c and 
builtin-fetch-pack.c, and ended up with this:

   Receiving objects: 100% (14752/14752), 5.07 MiB | 3383 KiB/s, done.
   Resolving deltas: 100% (9278/9278), done.
   cmd_fetch(): calling do_fetch()
   do_fetch(): calling get_ref_map()
   do_fetch(): get_ref_map() done
   do_fetch(): check_not_current_branch() done
   do_fetch(): read_ref() loop done
   fetch_refs(): quickfetch() returned -10001
   Server supports multi_ack
   Server supports side-band-64k
   Server supports ofs-delta
   Entering everything_local()
   everything_local() after 1st ref loop
   Marking 76b96bfecc0d47013dd1fca1a555f12074eca814 as complete
   everything_local() after mark_recent_complete_commits()
   everything_local() after 2nd ref loop
   everything_local() after filter_refs()
   everything_local() done with retval = 1
   everything_local() returned true
   do_fetch_pack() done
   fetch_pack(): calling reprepare_packed_git()
   fetch_pack(): done
   fetch_refs(): transport_fetch_refs() returned -1
   do_fetch(): fetch_refs(transport, ref_map) returned non-zero
   cmd_fetch(): do_fetch() return with exit_code = 1
   Unable to fetch in submodule path 'modules/foo'

This seems to indicate that fetch_refs() seems to think that the fetch 
(which is done over ssh) fails, whereas the regular trace output ("Receiving 
objects", etc.) indicates that it succeeds.

Is there anything obvious that I should have a look at here?

My next step otherwise is adding trace output to the transport_fetch_refs() 
and whatever it is it calls and that calls the code in builtin-fetch-pack.c. 
Anywhere in particular I should have a look at?

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