Open dennisameling opened 2 years ago
I was able to use codemods for my monorepo in a way that does not make me proud, but it was a small project so the manual work was insignificant
# Copy workspace to a new folder
rsync -av --progress workspace/path/ ../pretend-to-not-be-a-monorepo
# Go to the new folder
cd ../pretend-to-not-be-a-monorepo
# Init fake git repo
git init
git add .
git commit -m 'Initial commit'
# Migrate fake repo
npx @strapi/codemods migrate
Then I used a mix of rsync and git diff
to move the changes back to my monorepo.
It would be good to have this work in a monorepo automatically.
While the work is in progress I did what @ertrzyiks did, but I didn't move it out of the project, I only initialised the git repo inside the ./backend, then once that satisfied the codemods migration, I ran rm -rf ./backend/.git and I was ok to commit to the main repo again.
Why is a code transform script messing with my source control?
We originally used the strapi-starter-gatsby-corporate template to set up our website. This sets up two folders in a single Git repo:
backend
(Strapi) andfrontend
(Gatsby). Now that I'm trying to upgrade/migrate it to v4, I'm running into the error below, as the script is looking for a.git
folder in thebackend
folder, while we only have a.git
folder in the root folder of our project.Could you please add an option to ignore this check? I can make sure myself that my Git working tree is clean 😉 thanks!