On Sat, Sep 16, 2023 at 1:22 AM Tim Düsterhus <t...@bastelstu.be> wrote:
> Hi > > On 9/15/23 17:50, Ben Ramsey wrote: > > Additionally, despite the use of a Git submodule complicating things for > > "everyone else," it provides a clear dependency and development > > boundary, avoiding situations where the php-src version of IR drifts > > from the upstream version. I think we can adjust tooling and messaging > > to help folks know how to use the submodule. :-) > > Do not want: If the submodule repository goes away for whatever reason, > the dependency will no longer be available. IR is currently sitting in > Dmitry's personal GitHub account and it would not be the first time that > a GitHub account is suspended for good or less good reasons [1]. > Yes. I agree. Everything is possible nowadays. > Bundle IR in some dedicated directory with php-src. Then updating it is > as easy as "throw away the directory and copy over the new files". We > could even automate that using GitHub actions to sync in the changes > every night or so. > I already embedded the necessary part of the IR project unde ``/ext/opcache/jit/ir``. I'm going to manage mirroring manually (similar to libdate in ext/date). Dmitry also said that he gave 'git subtree' a try. I don't know that > command myself, but it looks exactly like what is required here. I would > be interested in hearing whyy it didn't work well. > ``git subtree`` and ``subrepo`` may help mirroring but they are also not ideal. On one hand they can't mirror the history in a useful way, on the other hand they can't mirror part of the project. Thanks. Dmitry.
