I keep my VIM folder under git version control. I use git submodules and Pathogen to keep my VIM plugins updated. The folder structure is .vim/bundle/$PLUGINIs it possible to use git submodules for syntax files? With plugins this works because each plugin corresponds to the submodule repository in its own folder. As far as I can tell syntax files cannot be in sub-folders (arising from the cloned git submodule repository) within .vim/syntax  and this approach breaks down.Is there any way to resolve this?
Git submodules for syntax files
syntax highlighting;git
Plugin managers like Pathogen add each subdirectory of .vim/bundle/ to the 'runtimepath'. If a syntax plugin has the proper syntax/foo.vim (or after/syntax/foo.vim) structure in its repository, it will work just like regular plugins (which need to use the plugin/ and autoload/ subdirs).You can use the :scriptnames command to see what Vim actually loaded, and check the runtimepath via :set rtp?