Open selfcommit opened 9 years ago
I started working out a solution for this:
if [[ -f ".gitmodules" ]]; then
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12641469/
for MODULE in $(git submodule status --recursive | cut -d' ' -f3-3); do
if is_blackbox_repo "$MODULE"; then
change_to_vcs_root
prepare_keychain
# Decrypt:
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I hit a wall with $REPOBASE. $REPOBASE is currently defined by a private function, but must be updated to the submodules base each time prepare_keychain is called.
REPOBASE is now handled differently. It may be easier to accomplish the goal now.
REPOBASE is set once in _blackbox_common.sh instead of on-demand.
I looked at this again since the update. I think the easiest solution might just be a script that traverses each submodule and then calls blackbox_postdeploy.
The script could be recursive, and could also be used for blackbox_shred_all and blackbox_update_all
That would be a fine addition to blackbox_update_all_files and blackbox_shred_all_files.
Currently blackbox is not aware of blackbox enabled git submodules. The end result is a behavior that blackbox_postdeploy does not attempt to unpack files in submodules of a repository.
The work around for this currently is to have a deploy agent call blackbox on each submodule, or to register files a second time in the main repo of a given project; Both of which are less than ideal.
A nice feature would be to have blackbox_postdeploy use the .gitmodule file to check for registered modules and attempt to unpack any files registered to that submodules project.