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common-angular
Common Angular files and awesome boilerplate code that feeds a large group of repositories🔥❤️🤖
https://github.com/ProfessorManhattan/common-angular
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Templated Files
- . Each repository includes a bundle of shared files as a submodule. The submodule is located in the `.common/` folder in the root of each project. The submodule links to the common file repository that corresponds to the type of project (e.g. Ansible projects link their `.common/` folder to the [Ansible common files repository](https://gitlab.com/megabyte-labs/common/ansible)). Each of the common file repositories houses all the data that is required for a downstream repository but many of the files in the common file repository are actually inherited from a repository even further upstream.
- Megabyte Labs - system inherit many of their files (e.g. configuration files) from a cascade of [common file repositories](https://gitlab.com/megabyte-labs/common). Each repository includes a bundle of shared files as a submodule. The submodule is located in the `.common/` folder in the root of each project. The submodule links to the common file repository that corresponds to the type of project (e.g. Ansible projects link their `.common/` folder to the [Ansible common files repository](https://gitlab.com/megabyte-labs/common/ansible)). Each of the common file repositories houses all the data that is required for a downstream repository but many of the files in the common file repository are actually inherited from a repository even further upstream.
- Megabyte Labs - system inherit many of their files (e.g. configuration files) from a cascade of [common file repositories](https://gitlab.com/megabyte-labs/common). Each repository includes a bundle of shared files as a submodule. The submodule is located in the `.common/` folder in the root of each project. The submodule links to the common file repository that corresponds to the type of project (e.g. Ansible projects link their `.common/` folder to the [Ansible common files repository](https://gitlab.com/megabyte-labs/common/ansible)). Each of the common file repositories houses all the data that is required for a downstream repository but many of the files in the common file repository are actually inherited from a repository even further upstream.
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Sub-Type Specific Files
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Common File Sub-Types
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Documentation Partials and Variable Inheritence
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Common File Propagation Process
- all the other project-type-specific documentation repositories - seperated list of repository project IDs ([Link to GitLab CI configuration](https://gitlab.com/megabyte-labs/ci/gitlab-ci-templates/-/blob/master/propagate/propagate-projects.gitlab-ci.yml)).
- common file repositories - labs/ci/gitlab-ci-templates/-/blob/master/propagate/propagate-projects.gitlab-ci.yml)).
- shared common file repository - labs/ci/gitlab-ci-templates/-/blob/master/update/update-common.gitlab-ci.yml)).
- Link to propagation GitLab CI configuration
- Link to GitLab CI update script
- common file repositories - labs/ci/gitlab-ci-templates/-/blob/master/propagate/propagate-projects.gitlab-ci.yml)).
- GitLab CI update configuration - to-date, ensures [Task](https://taskfile.dev/#/) is installed, and then uses Task to run the project configuration/generation/update process. Using Task allows us to run all parts of the project configuration/generation/update in parallel which makes the process quick. It also has some other nice features like dependency management and conditional script execution.
