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This is interesting, but appart from maybe some CI/CD pipeline configurations I can't think of a particularly useful reason for it.. Anyone have some suggestion
by bilekas 4y ago
This is interesting, but appart from maybe some CI/CD pipeline configurations I can't think of a particularly useful reason for it.. Anyone have some suggestions ?
- markwillis82 4y agoI've got ~ 70 git repos to move from AWS code commit to Gitlab and need to tweak config files in each one for the new hosting environment, so this should definitely help
- smcleod 4y agoIm making small, similar changes across about 30 repos of "microservices", they're a pain the the ass to maintain as they all sit with different owners - I'm not about to make a change in each repo, git add, git commit, push etc.... 30 times over, this makes it easy. I actually found mu-repo today which is much better for this - see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31906227 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31906227
- lindellme 4y agoSome of the most useful runs I've used it for is for refactoring of internal libraries. Something as simple as wanting to rename a function is theoretically very simple, but if this function is used in hundreds of other repositories, it will be very tedious. A script that upgrades the dependency + does a replace with sed or similar could be run to make this process way easier.