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sbs usage
Usage:
usage : display help on command or area
init <folder> : initialize workspace
clone [--only] [--shallow] [--branch name] <repository...> : clone repositories using wildcards
view [--only] <name> <repository...> : create a solution with select repositories
checkout <branch> : checkout given branch on all repositories
fetch : fetch all branches on all repositories
pull [--only] <repository...> : pull (ff-only) on all repositories
build [--release] [--parallel] <view> : build a view
rebuild [--release] <view> : rebuild a view
publish [--release] <view> : publish apps in view
open <view> : open view with your favorite ide
exec <cmd> : execute command for each repository (variables: SBS_NAME, SBS_PATH, SBS_URL, SBS_WKS)`
Create a master repository, it's required to initialize a new workspace.
The repository must contains the sbs.yaml (in root) file describing all available repositories:
repositories:
- name: sbs
uri: git@git@github.com:pchalamet/SmartBuildSystem.git
- name: npolybool
uri: git@github.com:pchalamet/NPolyBool.git
Inside a repository, a repository.yaml file (in root) can provide more informations on dependencies:
repository:
dependencies:
- sbs
- npolybool
- dependencies: list of repositories this repository depends on
You can create a workspace using sbs init <folder>.
Inside this workspace, you can clone all repositories using sbs clone *. Note this is a wildcard.