yarn upgrade-contracts
yarn dedupe
yarn upgrade-browsers
yarn dedupe
This repo uses Yarn workspaces to manage multiple packages in the same repo. To prepare the repository for use, run:
yarn install
This will install all dependencies, wire dependencies between packages in this repo, and allow for you to build projects.
If you make a change and want to generate the library JS code, run:
yarn build
This will ensure all projects are fully built in topological order. You are also free to run script commands from individual repositories if necessary or desired.
This is 3-step process:
- Prepare original repo
- Add remote to monorepo
- Merge original repo branch and update build to match monorepo processes
Using codegen-graph-ts
as an example
- Create a separate branch
move-to-monorepo
- Create the intended destination folder inside monorepo
mkdir -p tools/codegen-graph-ts
- Move all the package files into
tools/codegen-graph-ts
- Remove all the files that won't be used (CI config, lockfile, etc)
cd ~/synthetix/v3ui
git remote add codegen-graph-ts ~/synthetix/codegen-graph-ts
git fetch --all
#
git merge codegen-graph-ts/move-to-monorepo --allow-unrelated-histories
Using --allow-unrelated-histories
allows merging independent git history
git merge codegen-graph-ts/move-to-monorepo --allow-unrelated-histories
Because we moved all the files into the separate folder we have no merge conflicts and at the same time we have full history added to the git tree
Now we can remove remote as it is no longer necessary and cleanup all the added tags too
git remote remove codegen-graph-ts
# Cleanup all local tags and re-fetch existing tags without just removed `codegen-graph-ts` remote
git tag -l | xargs git tag -d
git fetch --tags
To preserve all the merge commits when rebasing on top of updated master use --rebase-merges
git rebase master --rebase-merge
Interactive rebase works too
git rebase master --rebase-merge --interactive