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ANNOUNCEMENT. Hi everyone! I need some help from you who run the poly
tool from the master
branch (which should be most of you, except for @seancorfield). Follow the instruction https://github.com/polyfy/polylith/blob/issue-66/doc/migrate.md and if you do the migration in a separate branch, it should even be okay to commit and push the code after the migration.
The code in the issue-66
branch will soon become the v0.2.0-alpha10
version. If everything seems to work, I will merge the issue-66
branch to master
. It’s getting closer, but I need an okay from you first! 🙂
Please reply in this thread and report how the migration went.
I and @tengstrand have migrated my Scrintal codebase to the latest version of the Polylith using f7e8cd7fe83f6d2fdfdedda35fed5806ac418964
in the issue-66
branch. The only thing I needed to do was moving a couple of dependencies after the poly migrate
command did its job. Otherwise, everything went smoothly!
To give an idea of how big the workspace was, I’m attaching some screenshots below.
In the migrate
doc, you have:
> :project-to-alias
is replaced by :projects
where each project stores a map with the name as its key and a map as value with the key :name
...
Shouldn't that be :alias
, not :name
?
Yes, that should be :alias
. Nice catch. Will update.
I and @tengstrand have migrated my Scrintal codebase to the latest version of the Polylith using f7e8cd7fe83f6d2fdfdedda35fed5806ac418964
in the issue-66
branch. The only thing I needed to do was moving a couple of dependencies after the poly migrate
command did its job. Otherwise, everything went smoothly!
To give an idea of how big the workspace was, I’m attaching some screenshots below.