setting git submodule to a commit after cloning

Question

I'm working on a project which uses other repos which I add as submodules. What I want to do is to set submodules to specific commits after the user clones my repo. Here is what I'm talking about

MyProject
|
|--src
|--submodules
   |--submodule-1 # at commit-1234
   |--submodule-2 # at commit-5678
   |--submodule-3 # at commit-0198

So when some random user clones my project I want that user to have submodules in the same state, i.e. at the same commits. Is it possible? In other words when the use runs

git clone <url to MyProject> --recursive

(s)he gets the repo in the state shown above?

I've been looking online for some time now and can't find an answer. I'm pretty sure it is possible, I'm just not using the right search criteria

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65837254/setting-git-submodule-to-a-commit-after-cloning

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