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Unless you are pure OSS or pure closed source - you end up with a poly-repo strategy regardless as you split open and closed code, suffering the annoyances of b
by rbetts 8y ago
Unless you are pure OSS or pure closed source - you end up with a poly-repo strategy regardless as you split open and closed code, suffering the annoyances of both systems.
- madhadron 8y agoNo, what you end up with is a system for mirroring open source code into your repo, and a system for mirroring commits that should be open source from your code into external repos. All active work still happens in a monorepo.
- rbetts 8y agoAny good examples of small companies that pull this off and the bots/CI/tool whatever they use to do it?