support for single repository layouts about glock HOT 3 CLOSED

Please give this a shot and let me know if it works for you.

Cheers,
Rob

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Sorry for being late to get to this, but I still care about this (I've just been lucky that deps haven't bitten me too badly yet..). The issue isn't so much that we want a GLOCKFILE in a particular location, but that we want a single set of dependencies for all of our company's subpackages in a git repository that happens to not be rooted in the package directory. Either $GOPATH/GLOCKFILE or $GOPATH/src/company.com/GLOCKFILE would make sense to us.

Our directory structure looks like this:

/          # this is the git root of our repo
/.git
/ops       # vagrant, ansible, jenkins, etc etc
/go        # this is $GOPATH
/go/.gitignore
/go/src/github.com/revel/...
/go/src/company.com/package1
/go/src/company.com/package2

I'd like to be able to run glock save company.com and have all of the dependencies from all of the dependencies of company.com/... tracked in a single GLOCKFILE. We have a .gitignore in /go/src/ to exclude from committing anything other than our company.com directory:

# Exclude 3rd party packages
src/*
# ... but include company.com
!src/company.com

Unfortunately glock seems to want all the packages under company.com to have their own repositories. Example:

$ bin/glock save company.com
no version control directory found for "company.com/common/mail/message"

It seems reasonable that if I'm asking "foo.com" to be tracked that "foo.com/project" wouldn't need to have its own version control directory.

Is this expected behavior, or am I missing something?

Thanks!

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I faced the same issue, the cause appears to be the domain name extension.

It doesn't work with:

src/company.com

It does work with:

src/company

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