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By read-only dependency do you mean that you’re not a developer for those repositories? What if you do develop a library and then want to use it in an applicati
by chongli 4y ago
By read-only dependency do you mean that you’re not a developer for those repositories? What if you do develop a library and then want to use it in an application?
- rusticpenn 4y agoI consider microservices and submodules to be mainly a solution to organizational problems.
- oleganza 4y agoWhat is being meant (i presume) is that even if you are a developer of those repos, do not edit them within the host repo. Work on them separately, as if you were an independent developer, and then bump their revision as a submodule - the same you do with bumping a dependency version in your Makefile/package.json etc.
- worksonmine 4y agoI assume read-only from the perspective of the dependent. Any fixes belong in the modules upstream repository, then pulled in to the dependent once pushed.