Re: [PATCH v4 0/5] git-add: Skip submodules with ignore=all unless --force and explicit path used

"Claus Schneider via GitGitGadget" [off-list ref] writes:

The ignore=all configuration for submodules is currently honored by status
and diff, but not by add. This inconsistency causes friction when working
with submodules:

 * Developers unintentionally stage submodule updates, leading to conflicts
   and unnecessary changes.
 * Tracking branches in submodule configs causes friction as updates to the
   submodule SHA1 are added without intent.

This patch aligns git add with the behavior of status and diff:

 * Submodules marked ignore=all are skipped by default.
 * Attempting to add such a submodule explicitly now requires --force.

A submodule can frictionless track a branch in the configuration or manually
switched to and use update --update --remote without unintentionally add the
changes to the super-project.

Tests that previously added submodules without --force have been updated
accordingly. A new test is added to test the behavior of git add with and
without --force.

The latest round of this series has not seen any meaningful reviews.
Everybody happy with this latest round?

Thanks.