This is great info!

It's very similar to the part of the rationale for using lerna in RainCatcher, though the main points are the versioning of published npm packages and the symlinking for local development.

I was wondering if there is a way to filter repositories form `mr run`, considering for example you could have registered other, non-apb repos under mr.

It seems this is possible through a skip param that receives a bash command and passes the repository's name via $1.

Looking at more of the documentation of both myrepos and repo it seems they support the notion of sharing the configuration file, so it might be worth looking into having i.e. a small repository/gist with an .mrconfig for the set of apb repos

On Thu, Dec 7, 2017 at 8:10 AM, David Martin <davmarti@redhat.com> wrote:

For future handiness,

If you've already run 'mr register' in each of the cloned apb repos (e.g https://github.com/feedhenry/unifiedpush-apb), here's some commands to update the same file in each repo, and create a PR.

In this case, it was updating the apb tools image name.

# Checkout master, update it, then checkout a new branch

mr run git checkout master

mr run git pull origin master

mr run git checkout -b update-apb-tools-image

# Replace the image name in the Makefile

mr run sed -i 's/ansibleplaybookbundle\/apb/ansibleplaybookbundle\/apb-tools/' Makefile

# Add, Commit and push

mr run git add Makefile

mr run git commit -m "Update the apb image to use apb-tools"

mr run git push origin update-apb-tools-image

# Create the pull requests

mr run hub pull-request -b feedhenry:master -m "Update the apb image to use apb-tools"

.....

[1] https://myrepos.branchable.com/

[2[ https://github.com/github/hub

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