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Support bumping 'parent' project when child project changes #9

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bondpp7-2 opened this issue Sep 14, 2020 · 3 comments
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Support bumping 'parent' project when child project changes #9

bondpp7-2 opened this issue Sep 14, 2020 · 3 comments
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@bondpp7-2
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We have a multi-project solution, that has a "primary" project which would be the project to (also) version any time any of the projects in the repository change.

For example, if I have project P.Primary and P.Secondary; if I make a "feat" change to P.Secondary, I would also like for P.Primary to "inherit" the "feat" increment, even if there weren't file changes specifically within P.Primary.

Yes, I realize this isn't a standard project structure, but it's also not one I'm empowered to change. Your project would be a wonderful addition, if this could be possible.

@saintedlama
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Could you elaborate a bit your solution setup? Are both projects part of the same solution and git repository?

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@ugumerie
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ugumerie commented Oct 5, 2023

Hello,

My case is, different projects (i.e modules as in modular monolith application controlled by a bootstrapper project) but all added to and managed by the same solution.

How would you handle versioning?

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@mr-efka
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mr-efka commented Apr 12, 2024

Hello All,

I have the same issue. I have a multi-projects solution targeting one single git repository.
How could I manage versioning for each single project in the same solution ?

Regards.

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