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Monorepo support
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ahrbil
Currently there is no official way to deploy a monorepo to render.
there is work arounds but on each commit all the other services will register that and rebuild even when not modified.
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Shantanu Joshi
We’re excited to release support for specifying a Root Directory in Early Access.
Render will build and deploy your service when you push changes to file paths inside the
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Root Directory. Changes to file paths outside the defined Root Directory are ignored and will not trigger
Render to build and deploy your service. Render runs commands and interacts with files relative to each service’s Root Directory. Check out our docs to learn more.Go to your Account/Team Settings Page and scroll down to the Early Access section to enable Monorepo Support and opt into the EA.
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Shantanu Joshi
We’ve extended Monorepo Support to work with GitLab Merge Request Previews
Shantanu Joshi
We’re excited to release support for specifying a Root Directory in Early Access.
Render will build and deploy your service when you push changes to file paths inside the
specified
Root Directory. Changes to file paths outside the defined Root Directory are ignored and will not trigger
Render to build and deploy your service. Render runs commands and interacts with files relative to each service’s Root Directory. Check out our docs to learn more.Go to your Account/Team Settings Page and scroll down to the Early Access section to enable Monorepo Support and opt into the EA.
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Johannes
The early access monorepo settings seem to only take simple path changes into account. What would be the correct way to deploy something like Nx where there is a more complex dependency check necessary to determine what is being rebuilt/deployed? I could solve it in Github Actions and deploy with docker, but I would much prefer to deploy to native services.
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Alex Zlotnik
Is there a plan to add this to the GitLab integration as well? I just tried it out and it didn't work (I assume it's just GitHub for now).
Anurag Goel
Alex Zlotnik: Yes, we're planning to add Gitlab support before the feature is in GA.
Shantanu Joshi
Users can now opt into our Build Filter EA via the Render Dashboard. Go to your Account/Team Settings Page and scroll down to the Early Access section to enable Monorepo support.
Shantanu Joshi
We’re excited to expand our EA! We’re looking for folks who use GitHub and want to specify Build Filters via the Render Dashboard. Please send an email to shantanu@render.com if you’d like early access.
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David
I'd like to know if it will be possible to use different custom domain names for different sub-repos?
Anurag Goel
David: if these are independent services, you can use different custom domains for each one.
Shantanu Joshi
We're looking to onboard some early users to try out Monorepo support. Initially, we're looking for folks who use Github and want to specify filters through Render blueprints (UI support coming soon). Monorepo support does not (yet) extend to preview environments. Please send an email to shantanu@render.com if you'd like early access.
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chahn
Shantanu Joshi: Email sent!
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Griko Nibras
Shantanu Joshi: Email sent!
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Janaka Abeywardhana
Shantanu Joshi: awesome! email sent
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Jonas Scholz
VERY excited for this, would love to try out the beta as soon as its ready!
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Theo Ephraim
Glad to hear you are working on this. I hope as part of this you are also thinking through how to share a single release phase across multiple services, and launching the same code in multiple configurations. Please see my note here - https://community.render.com/t/linking-deployments-of-multiple-services-with-a-release-phase/2778
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