Re: split of mockup / plone.mockup

Patrick Gerken <lists-Hgn/qBBDvdzwVR/[email protected]> Tue, 10 Mar 2015 15:20:47 +0100

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On 10.03 15:10, Johannes Raggam wrote:
> most of the critique on git submodules out there refers to git
> submodules being used as a project dependency manager. this is not the
> way i use it for plone.mockup.
> but possible CI troubles are valid arguments against having submodules.
> 
> mockup core makes so much assumptions about dependend projects (js,
> patterns and build directories have to live in the level where Makefile
> and bower lives, etc), that separating the python egg from mockup seemed
> much cleaner.
> fortunately we're using git and restoring the previous situation is
> easily possible.
> i will revert this evening, if i and no one else comes up with a better
> solution. i'll try the git subtree feature before, maybe this is more
> transparent and CI sane, i don't know...

Be careful about git subtree. If you plug mockup into plone.mockup, it
can be hard or impossible to remove mockup and its history from the
plone.mockup git history. Also, as said earlier, using git submodule or
git subtree to fix a problem with mockup-core seems weird to me.

Best regards,

       Patrick

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