If you work on blorp which contains openresty which contains luajit, and you have a patch to luajit that you are making because it enables some work in the end

If you work on blorp which contains openresty which contains luajit, and you have a patch to luajit that you are making because it enables some work in the end product, you need to make a commit to luajit, make a commit to openresty with your changes, make another commit openresty to change the luajit version, make a commit to blorp with your changes, and make another commit to blorp to change the openresty version. You will create 3 code reviews none of which actually contain all of your changes together. Your coworkers have decent odds of not being able to build their software because they don't have a keybind for `git submodule update --init --recursive` yet.