add a .tonic submodule in tonic template repo, content will always link to one specific repo (no copy)
add the scripts in that submodule
in the template add a sync script that would call that one:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Upload changes from inside repository using GIN CLI
# Works with submodules.
# Assumes gin init was performed or the repository was downloaded via gin get
loc=$(dirname $0)
projectdir=$(git -C ${loc} rev-parse --show-toplevel)
pushd ${loc} > /dev/null
source ./.tonic/sync
A simple solution:
- add a .tonic submodule in tonic template repo, content will always link to one specific repo (no copy)
- add the scripts in that submodule
- in the template add a sync script that would call that one:
```
#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Upload changes from inside repository using GIN CLI
# Works with submodules.
# Assumes gin init was performed or the repository was downloaded via gin get
loc=$(dirname $0)
projectdir=$(git -C ${loc} rev-parse --show-toplevel)
pushd ${loc} > /dev/null
source ./.tonic/sync
```
Achilleas Koutsou
A simple solution:
in the template add a sync script that would call that one: