Pulling new changes for OpenSaaS/Wasp while maintaining my own repository on GitHub
Hi, I would like to create my own repository on GitHub for a project I'm working on using the OpenSaas template. This way, I can track changes and collaborate. However, if there are breaking updates to wasp in the future, how would I pull those changes into my own repository where I have my project?
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Yes, you should do it that way!
Well,
wasp is a binary that you install on your machine. So you don't save it in any way into your git repo. This is the standard way to do it across the industry, wasp follows that.
Once you want to update wasp, you will instal the new version on your dev machine, and will have to update the codebase of your app to work with never wasp of course. For big breaking changes (like the one that is coming out any moment, wasp 0.12) we provide detailed instrutions and even scripts that do part of the job for you.Oh ok. Thank you so much
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