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Maybe I am missing something: to do that you need some kind of “meta-repository” linking commits between all the different sub repos in some order, no? If that
by mattnewton 4y ago
Maybe I am missing something: to do that you need some kind of “meta-repository” linking commits between all the different sub repos in some order, no? If that happens for a significant portion of the commits in a repo, isn’t that basically equivalent to a mono repo with git submodules or something?
- treis 4y agoWell a meta repo isn't a mono repo. In that situation you can still update individual repos. Analogous to running a DB operatioj without a transaction. But that said, no I don't think you need a meta repo. You need something. Call it a Change set. MVP would be say merge commits in 4 repos. If any fail then revert. If they all succeed then deploy in a specified order.