We have multiple git repositories for different projects. There is also a git repository for infrastructure purpose. We have custom gradle plugins written in this infrastructure repository which we use in other repositories
Example:
buildscript {
apply from: 'foo/bar/devinfra-buildscript.gradle', to: buildscript
}
apply plugin: 'devinfra'
Here we are having the buildscript{} file, foo/bar/buildscript.gradle in every Git repository. I want to know if there is a way where we can apply the file directly from a infrastructure repository. So that any change is visible across other repositories directly.
Maven Central is a popular repository hosting open source libraries for consumption by Java projects. To declare the Maven Central repository for your build add this to your script: Example 1. Adding central Maven repository. build.gradle.
#1 Use 'apply' to structure the script content In Gradle apply command can be used to apply not only plugins, but also script files (*). In this way you can divide your main build. gradle file into smaller parts, and move extra tasks like jacoco report and findbugs to the separate files.
It says Project change it to Android from drop down menu. That tab will have only the necessary files. There you will find both the Project gradle and module gradle. The thing is you can find those files in Project also but it's easy and more convenient to work in Android Tab.
In that case, you could add a git subtree Merging (different to git subtree) to each of your repo, referring to the infra repo.
git read-tree --prefix=<subdirectory_name>/ –u <shared_library_branch>
You can see a study doing that in "Managing Nested Libraries Using the GIT Subtree Merge Workflow".
In your case:
cd /path/to/project
git remote add infrarepo /url/to/infra/repo
git fetch infrarepo
git checkout -b infra infrarepo/master
git checkout master
git read-tree --prefix=infra/ –u infra
git commit -m "Add Infra subtree"
To update the project repo with subtree changes:
git checkout infra
git pull
git checkout master
git merge --squash –s subtree –-no-commit infra
git commit -m "update infra"
To update the subtree repo with change from the subtree folder of the project repo:
git checkout infra
git merge --squash –s subtree --no-commit master
git commit -m "(infra subtree) nature of changes"
git push infrarepo infra
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