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A couple of scripts use these lists of modules to perform tasks "for all modules in the repo".
As part of the work on #886, we'll need tooling to help with the release process. This tooling will need to distinguish between several categories of modules:
The root module (admittedly, it's easy as it's the only one that is .)
Samples modules that import all the other released modules
Modules we use only internally and don't release. These don't need tagging
For example, prior to a release, a tool will have to add replace lines to all released modules that depend on root so they can be tested with the newest version. Same for samples depending on root and other released modules. Et cetera
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This PR teaches all our shell scripts that procses allmodules to ignore
any additional whitespace-separated fields.
The next step will be to add special purpose fields for selective
tagging -- google#2284
Updates google#2111
This command runs 'git tag' to set a tag on all released modules. For
this purpose we start marking modules in allmodule as "released" or not.
Fixesgoogle#2284Fixesgoogle#2111
Right now we have an
allmodules
file that just lists all the modules (directories wherego.mod
resides):A couple of scripts use these lists of modules to perform tasks "for all modules in the repo".
As part of the work on #886, we'll need tooling to help with the release process. This tooling will need to distinguish between several categories of modules:
.
)For example, prior to a release, a tool will have to add
replace
lines to all released modules that depend on root so they can be tested with the newest version. Same forsamples
depending on root and other released modules. Et ceteraThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: