'https://github.com/GyanPrakashRaj/shelllbaba.git'

• Make a file containing the git URLs of the repos you want to combine. These can be paths to bare repos (ideally created with git clone --mir) or [email protected]: URLs. This file should be named something.repos where something is the name of the new monorepo you want to create.

• Run ./build something.repos. It will create a directory named something and incorporate all the repos listed in the .repos file.

• After the monorepo is built, look for empty-repo.txt and no-branch.txt files in the subdirectories. These are created if the repo incorporated had either no changes (empty-repo.txt) or no master branch. In the latter case the no-branch.txt file will contain a list of the refs from the repo. If there's an appropriate branch (say the repo used prod instead of master) you can fix things up with the pushdown script. In the monorepo remove the no-branch.txt and then run ./pushdown foo/prod to put the contents of the foo/prod branch into the foo subdirectory and merge them to master.

After you've built your monorepo, you'll probably want to push it to GitHub. In the normal case you can probably just create a repo on GitHub and then do the normal:

git remote add origin [email protected]:<whatever>

Then to push everything:

git push --all origin
git push --tags origin

• Kindly ASK before copy or any other changes.
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