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Imagine this scenario:
1. You onboard new developers and their on-boarding task is to add their name and public key to a DEVELOPERS.ts constants file
2. git submodule update your CDKTF repo and spin up a new dev box / playground for them to use
3. git submodule update your CI scripts and now your Dagger repo/definitions can deploy to said dev boxes
All with one source of truth (DEVELOPERS.ts), type-safety, and version-control!
Not to mention, if you wrote your server code in TypeScript, there's a lot of options here.
The great part is you can do this in any of the matrices of languages that are shared between these tools.
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Imagine this scenario:
1. You onboard new developers and their on-boarding task is to add their name and public key to a DEVELOPERS.ts constants file
2. git submodule update your CDKTF repo and spin up a new dev box / playground for them to use
3. git submodule update your CI scripts and now your Dagger repo/definitions can deploy to said dev boxes
All with one source of truth (DEVELOPERS.ts), type-safety, and version-control!
Not to mention, if you wrote your server code in TypeScript, there's a lot of options here.
The great part is you can do this in any of the matrices of languages that are shared between these tools.