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What if you have a microservice system with a repo-per-service setup, where to add functionality to a FE site you would have to edit code in three or four speci
by evntdrvn 2y ago
What if you have a microservice system with a repo-per-service setup, where to add functionality to a FE site you would have to edit code in three or four specific repos (FE site repo + backend service repo + API-client npm package repo + API gateway repo) out of hundreds of total repos?
- handfuloflight 2y agoThis does seem to be suited to monorepo.
- jahooma 2y agoYes, unfortunately, Codebuff will only read files within one directory (and sub-directories). If you have multiple repos, you could create a directory that contains them all, and that should work pretty well!
- brandonchen 2y agoCodebuff works on a local directory level, so it technically doesn't have to be a monorepo (though full disclaimer: our codebase is a monorepo and that's where we use it most). Most important thing is to make sure you have the projects in the same root directory so you can access them together. I've used it in a setup with two different repos in the same folder. That said, it might warn you that there's not .git folder at the root level when this happens.