Closed QuLogic closed 3 years ago
Could you give an example (maybe a short shell script to setup a simple version of a case like this)? Then I can try to play with it.
For example, I have all my R packages as submodules here: https://pagure.io/fedora-r-specs; I can't run fbrnch parallel pkg1 pkg2
because of the outer git directory.
Anyway I see your point I guess I can try to remove this restriction.
I was curious though if you really meant they are git submodules?
One problem is that currently my clever branch/package selection logic assumes packages should not be inside a dist-git dir. But I can probably do better.
I haven't actually tested, but I believe this should work now in HEAD and coming 0.8.0
For example, I have all my R packages as submodules here: https://pagure.io/fedora-r-specs; I can't run
fbrnch parallel pkg1 pkg2
because of the outer git directory.
Ah I see, impressive!
I had forgotten to test your use-case before releasing 0.8.0, but it does seem to work for me.
I have all my packages (for a given topic) as submodules in a parent repo. This stops
fbrnch parallel
from working because it checks for a git repo in the current directory, and then stops.