Xperience 13 in Azure Devops

Jason Curley asked on October 15, 2024 15:11

I'm looking for suggestions on how to split up the admin and live site into two repos in Azure Devops. This was kind of discussed here: https://devnet.kentico.com/questions/azure-devops-projects-repos-with-kentico-13

However, i'm not sure when i split up the solution into two repos, which repo would i put the shared directories in. For example, the Lib and packages folders. Would they be placed in the admin or live site repos, or both? Also, where would the git and vs folders go?

Correct Answer

Sean G. Wright answered on October 19, 2024 18:06

That is the problem with separate repos. You would need to turn your shared libraries into NuGet packages and consume them in both applications/repos.

Using a single repo completely removes this problem.

The .git folder should be at the root of every git repository, that's how git works. The .vs folder will be automatically generated by Visual Studio in the same folder that your .sln file for application is located in.

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