Contains the jiri manifest for the Mojo project
Mojo uses the jiri tool to manage repositories https://github.com/vanadium/go.jiri. This tool manages a set of repositories specified by a manifest. The bootstrap procedure requires that you have Go 1.4 or newer and Git installed and on your PATH. To create a new Mojo checkout in a directory called ‘mojo’ run the following commands. The ‘mojo’ directory should not exist before running these steps.
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vanadium/go.jiri/master/scripts/bootstrap_jiri | bash -s mojo export PATH=`pwd`/mojo/.jiri_root/scripts:`pwd`/mojo/depot_tools:$PATH cd mojo jiri import --name manifest mojo https://mojo.googlesource.com/manifest jiri update
Mojo requires several libraries and tools to build and run. Many are placed within the checkout and updated whenever jiri update runs, but some must be installed on the system. Run
mojo/src/build/install-build-deps.sh
to install these packages.
See https://github.com/domokit/mojo for instructions on building and running tests for Mojo.
To submit a patch in the Mojo repo do the following
cd mojo/src # create a new change (makes a new local branch, checks it out) jiri cl new branch_name # write some awesome stuff, commit to branch_name vim some_file ... git commit ... # upload the patch to gerrit jiri cl mail # once the change is landed, clean up the branch jiri cl cleanup branch_name
Changes in two separate repos will be automatically tracked for you by jiri if you use the same branch name.
cd mojo/src jiri cl new add_feature_foo vim foo_related_files ... git commit ... cd mojo/src/base jiri cl new add_feature_foo vim more_foo_related_files ... git commit ... # upload both changes to gerrit jiri cl mail # cleanup the branch after the changes land jiri cl cleanup add_feature_foo
Multipart changes are tracked in gerrit via topics, are tested together, and can be landed in gerrit at the same time with submit whole topic.