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One of the issues I'm facing with this otherwise wonderful git source link generator is that it will only check the root git repo for source files. However, I have a project that pulls a shared project from a submodule and so all those files cannot be found. If I manually set up sourcelink.json, then I can get those URLs to work but there is no line ending magic done. Is there a way, or likely to be a way, to specify in a similar way two different repos for sourcelink-git to use based on filepath like the sourcelink.json file itself?
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I've actually been able to do this work myself, with one small problem...I have everything working well to check submodules for source if the files cannot be found in the main repo, and to emit the sourcelink.json with URLs corresponding to the commits in the main git index but for some reason when I build and check all the files are using the main URL....
Source Link JSON may contain multiple relative and/or absolute mappings in any order. They will be resolved in order from most specific to least specific.
However, the result is that all of them are using the top URL...and dotnet sourcelink test reports abotu 80 of these errors:
One of the issues I'm facing with this otherwise wonderful git source link generator is that it will only check the root git repo for source files. However, I have a project that pulls a shared project from a submodule and so all those files cannot be found. If I manually set up sourcelink.json, then I can get those URLs to work but there is no line ending magic done. Is there a way, or likely to be a way, to specify in a similar way two different repos for sourcelink-git to use based on filepath like the sourcelink.json file itself?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: