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orhun avatar orhun commented on September 8, 2024 2

I see. The problem is git-cliff currently parses the commit history and splits the commits into groups by tags. So in the case of multiple git histories, it should join the histories and group the commits somehow, if that's what you meant by "multiple git projects".

e.g.

git cliff --repository <repo_path1> <repo_path2>

Would that be sufficient for your use-case?

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alerque avatar alerque commented on September 8, 2024 2

@darkLord19 Are you using a monorepo for multiple service projects or multiple repositories? Your question about "projects" and "components" doesn't make it clear how you are handling these in relation to repositories.

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orhun avatar orhun commented on September 8, 2024 2

I implemented this in 8b17a1f and will be available with the next release.

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orhun avatar orhun commented on September 8, 2024

Hello, it is not possible for now. It can be implemented but can you give some details about your use-case? I'm wondering when such thing can be useful.

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darkLord19 avatar darkLord19 commented on September 8, 2024

@orhun in microservices environments or environment where one release consists of multiple separate components deployments

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orhun avatar orhun commented on September 8, 2024

@darkLord19 can you clarify @alerque's question before I proceed with the implementation?

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darkLord19 avatar darkLord19 commented on September 8, 2024

@orhun git cliff --repository <repo_path1> <repo_path2> ye this is exactly what I mean. I have multiple repos and it should join commits

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ZhukovWang avatar ZhukovWang commented on September 8, 2024

Hello, I try this command git cliff --repository <repo_path1> <repo_path2> -l --output changlog.md, but this only outputs changelog of repo_path1, doesn't contain repo_path2.

And I read the code, seems the type of repository is not right? code line is here. It should be Option<Vec<PathBuf>>, not Option<PathBuf>, like include_path.

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