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Scenario-2

This docs trying to explain the behavior of Pack

This section explain test-2.

If you look into this test’s dependency-list.yaml file.

$ cat dependency-list.yaml

items:
- package: github.com/kubepack/kube-a
  branch: test-2

You’ll see it depends on branch test-2 of repository kube-a.

You can see the whole dependencies in below image.

Explanation

1. test-2 directly depends on branch test-2 of kube-a.

2. kube-a depends on branch test-2 of kube-b repository. kube-a contains the patch of kube-b’s nginx-deployment.yaml file.

3. kube-b depends on branch test-2 of kube-c repository. kube-b contains the patch of kube-c’s nginx-deployment.yaml file.

When run $ pack dep -f . in test-2, following things happen.

1. Get all the dependencies, reading dependency-list.yaml file.
2. kube-b’s nginx-deployment.yaml file is combination of patch (exists in kube-a repository) and original file (exists in kube-b repository).
3. kube-c’s nginx-deployment.yaml file is combination of patch (exists in kube-b repository) and original file (exists in kube-c repository).

Next Steps

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