Gno: An interpreted, stack-based Go virtual machine to build succinct and composable apps + Gno.land: a blockchain for timeless code and fair open-source
Currently, we have several standalone repos (tx-indexer, tx-archive, faucet, gnora, libtm, p2p) that could be merged into the monorepo. While in the future we may split them out, for now, keeping them separate creates diamond dependencies issues and inconsistency in releases. This makes it risky, limiting or even impossible to depend on one of these standalone repos and the monorepo at the same time.
Moreover, having these repos separate hides whether or not something is still compatible with the latest master. Switching to a monorepo would ensure that we're consistent with devs, versioning, breaking changes, and always testing all our tools.
For now, it seems smarter to rely on a single versioning system across the ecosystem rather than expecting to have independent versions that are actually always depending on each other. Therefore, I propose that we merge these standalone repos into the monorepo and encourage all {tm2,gno}-core related projects to start from the monorepo first as the default rule.
Currently, we have several standalone repos (
tx-indexer
,tx-archive
,faucet
,gnora
,libtm
,p2p
) that could be merged into the monorepo. While in the future we may split them out, for now, keeping them separate creates diamond dependencies issues and inconsistency in releases. This makes it risky, limiting or even impossible to depend on one of these standalone repos and the monorepo at the same time.Moreover, having these repos separate hides whether or not something is still compatible with the latest master. Switching to a monorepo would ensure that we're consistent with devs, versioning, breaking changes, and always testing all our tools.
For now, it seems smarter to rely on a single versioning system across the ecosystem rather than expecting to have independent versions that are actually always depending on each other. Therefore, I propose that we merge these standalone repos into the monorepo and encourage all {tm2,gno}-core related projects to start from the monorepo first as the default rule.