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Feature request: no-commands mode #205
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Sounds like a reasonable suggestion. |
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Story time!
We have devised a workflow for vendoring in changes that goes something like:
git apply
over the top of them to localize for our needsWhen absorbing new versions from upstream, we do a three-way merge of "old upstream", "new upstream", and our localizations. To do this with Gilt, it is necessary to temporarily comment out the post-commands from our
Giltfile.yaml
to get a "pristine" copy.Gilt could help with this by providing a command-line switch that only runs the file overlay steps and avoids running post-commands.
TL;DR: we'd like a
--no-commands
switch, or something similar.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: