• Actions Taken:
    • After being prompted, I discovered that my previous method for verifying the submodule push (git push --recurse-submodules=check) was insufficient.
    • I cd-ed into the src/gemini-cli directory and used git status to confirm that the submodule’s main branch was ahead of its remote.
    • I then ran git push from within the submodule directory to push the changes.
  • Friction/Success Points:
    • The user’s guidance was essential in identifying the flawed verification process.
  • Lessons Learned:
    • The most reliable way to verify the status of a submodule is to check it directly from within its own directory (cd submodule && git status). Do not rely solely on commands run from the parent repository.