This command will find all the submodules in your current git projects and pull down changes from master for each submodule.

git submodule -q foreach git pull -q origin master

Once you pull down changes make sure you push the changes back to your project to see the changes.

What is this actually doing?

git submodule basically gets all the submodules in your project

-q means quiet which means it doesn’t output the name of the submodule as it loops through them. This parameter is not required.

foreach um, it loops through each submodule

git pull -q origin master this pulls down the changes from master on the submodule and doesn’t output the changes. Again, the -q is not required, but will reduce the conole output.