Document vendoring from private git repos #723
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve updates to documentation files related to the vendoring process in Atmos, enhancements to the Changes
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website/docs/core-concepts/vendor/components-manifest.mdx (3)
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21-21: Consider adding a brief explanation of monoreposTo improve clarity for readers who might be unfamiliar with the term, consider adding a brief explanation of what a monorepo is at the beginning of the "Vendoring Components from a Monorepo" section.
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78-84: Make the warning about glob behavior more prominentThe warning about the
globlibrary's behavior with**contains important information. Consider making this warning more prominent, perhaps by using a different style of callout or moving it closer to the relevant code example.
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100-104: Clarify the difference between modules and componentsIn the "Vendoring Modules as Components" section, it might be helpful to briefly explain the difference between a module and a component in the context of Atmos. This could help readers understand why they might choose to vendor a module as a component.
website/docs/core-concepts/vendor/vendor-manifest.mdx (3)
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167-277: Comprehensive explanation of Vendoring Manifest SchemaThe new "Vendoring Manifest Schema" section is an excellent addition to the documentation. It provides detailed explanations of all important attributes in the
vendor.yamlfile, including version, source, targets, included_paths, excluded_paths, component, and tags. The inclusion of advanced usage information, such as Go templates and Sprig functions, is particularly valuable.To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief example demonstrating the use of Sprig functions in the
targetsattribute. This would help users better understand how to implement these advanced features in their own configurations.
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317-438: Enhanced explanation of Hierarchical ImportsThe expanded "Hierarchical Imports in Vendoring Manifests" section greatly improves the documentation. The multiple examples of
vendor.yamlfiles clearly illustrate how the import chain works, and the addition of the terminal output example provides users with a clear expectation of the command's behavior.To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief explanation of the benefits of using hierarchical imports, such as improved organization and maintainability of large configurations.
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[style] ~455-~455: To make your text as clear as possible to all readers, do not use this foreign term. Possible alternatives are “below” or “further on” (in a document).
Context: ...argets: - "components/terraform/infra/vpc3" included_paths: - "...(INFRA)
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439-495: Clear instructions for Vendoring from OCI RegistriesThe "Vendoring from OCI Registries" section provides clear and comprehensive instructions on how to use OCI registries for vendoring. The example of vendoring the vpc component from an AWS public ECR registry is particularly helpful in illustrating the correct usage of the OCI scheme.
To make this section even more valuable, consider adding a brief explanation of why one might choose to vendor from an OCI registry, highlighting any specific advantages or use cases.
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[style] ~455-~455: To make your text as clear as possible to all readers, do not use this foreign term. Possible alternatives are “below” or “further on” (in a document).
Context: ...argets: - "components/terraform/infra/vpc3" included_paths: - "...(INFRA)
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[grammar] ~280-~280: The verb form ‘manifest’ does not appear to fit in this context.
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[style] ~455-~455: To make your text as clear as possible to all readers, do not use this foreign term. Possible alternatives are “below” or “further on” (in a document).
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website/src/components/CollapsibleText/index.css (1)
42-42: Syntactical change noted.The modification from
content: '';tocontent: "";is a minor syntactical adjustment with no functional impact. Both single and double quotes are valid in CSS for string values.This change is likely due to a linting rule or personal preference for consistency.
website/docs/core-concepts/vendor/components-manifest.mdx (2)
13-13: Improved clarity in the introductionThe rewording of this sentence enhances the explanation of the "vendoring" concept. It now clearly states that vendoring involves making copies of third-party components or dependencies in your own repository. This change makes the concept more accessible to readers who might be unfamiliar with the term.
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1-185: Overall assessment: High-quality documentation with room for minor enhancementsThe documentation in this file is comprehensive, well-structured, and provides valuable information about component manifests and vendoring in Atmos. The minor change made improves the clarity of the introduction. While the content is generally excellent, a few suggestions have been made for further enhancements, mainly focused on providing additional context and improving the prominence of important information.
website/docs/core-concepts/vendor/vendor-manifest.mdx (3)
11-11: Improved documentation structure with CollapsibleText componentThe addition of the CollapsibleText component and its usage to wrap the
vendor.yamlexample enhances the readability and organization of the documentation. This change allows users to expand or collapse the large code example as needed, improving the overall user experience.Also applies to: 53-152
278-315: Clear explanation of Template Parameters usageThe new "Template Parameters" section is a valuable addition to the documentation. It provides clear explanations and examples of how to use the
{{ .Component }}and{{ .Version }}template parameters in thetargetsattribute. The inclusion of information about go-template functions and accessing environment variables adds depth to the documentation, catering to more advanced use cases.The examples provided are concise and illustrative, which will help users understand and implement these features in their own configurations.
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[grammar] ~280-~280: The verb form ‘manifest’ does not appear to fit in this context.
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1-495: Excellent improvements to the Atmos vendoring documentationThe changes made to this documentation file significantly enhance the explanation and usability of the Atmos vendoring feature. The additions include:
- Improved organization with the CollapsibleText component
- A comprehensive explanation of the Vendoring Manifest Schema
- Clear instructions on using Template Parameters
- Expanded information on Hierarchical Imports
- Detailed guidance on Vendoring from OCI Registries
These improvements provide users with a more complete and accessible guide to using Atmos vendoring. The examples and explanations are clear and informative, catering to both new and advanced users.
The minor suggestions provided in the review comments can further refine this already excellent documentation update.
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website/docs/core-concepts/vendor/vendor-manifest.mdx (1)
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167-277: Comprehensive explanation of Vendoring Manifest SchemaThe addition of the "Vendoring Manifest Schema" section greatly enhances the documentation. It provides clear and detailed explanations of each attribute in the vendor.yaml file, which will be very helpful for users.
There's a minor grammatical issue in the introductory sentence. Consider revising it as follows:
- The vendor manifest supports basic template parameters, which is useful for versioning and other dynamic values. + The vendor manifest supports basic template parameters, which are useful for versioning and other dynamic values.
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1-3: Approved: Well-documented addition to ignore MDX filesThe addition to ignore MDX files in Prettier is appropriate and well-documented. It aligns with the PR objectives of improving documentation handling. The comment clearly explains the reason for this change, and the provided URL offers valuable additional context.
3-3: LGTM: Correct ignore patternThe ignore pattern
**/*.mdxis correct for ignoring all MDX files in the project directory and its subdirectories.website/src/components/CollapsibleText/index.css (3)
8-15: LGTM! Button styles improved.The button styles have been well-organized, improving readability. The change from hex to rgba for the background color addresses the compatibility issue mentioned in a previous review comment.
38-38: LGTM! Improved flexibility for expanded content.The change to
max-height: none;allows the content to expand to its full height, addressing the flexibility issue mentioned in a previous review comment. This implementation aligns with the suggested improvement.
42-42: LGTM! Minor style adjustment.The change from single quotes to double quotes for the empty string in the
contentproperty is a valid syntactical adjustment. Both forms are acceptable in CSS, so this change is merely a matter of coding style preference.website/docs/core-concepts/vendor/vendor-manifest.mdx (5)
11-11: Improved document structure with CollapsibleTextThe addition of the CollapsibleText component and its usage to wrap the vendor.yaml example enhances the document's readability. This allows users to expand or collapse the large code example, improving the overall user experience.
Also applies to: 53-152
278-315: Clear explanation of Template Parameters usageThe new "Template Parameters" section is a valuable addition to the documentation. It clearly explains how to use {{ .Component }} and {{ .Version }} template parameters, and provides practical examples. The information about using go-template functions and accessing environment variables for private repositories is particularly useful.
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317-441: Enhanced explanation of Hierarchical ImportsThe updates to the "Hierarchical Imports in Vendoring Manifests" section significantly improve the documentation. The addition of multiple example files and the detailed explanation of how Atmos processes the import chain provide a much clearer understanding of this feature. This will be extremely helpful for users working with complex vendoring configurations.
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443-470: Improved example for Vendoring from OCI RegistriesThe updates to the "Vendoring from OCI Registries" section enhance the documentation with a clearer example. The use of template parameters {{ .Component }} and {{ .Version }} in the example demonstrates best practices for flexible configuration. This will help users better understand how to vendor components from OCI registries, particularly from AWS public ECR.
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1-470: Comprehensive improvements to Atmos vendoring documentationThe changes to this documentation file significantly enhance the explanation of Atmos vendoring. The additions and updates provide more comprehensive information, clearer examples, and better structure. Key improvements include:
- Addition of the CollapsibleText component for better readability
- Detailed explanation of the Vendoring Manifest Schema
- Clear documentation on Template Parameters usage
- Enhanced explanation of Hierarchical Imports with multiple examples
- Improved example for Vendoring from OCI Registries
These changes will greatly benefit users in understanding and implementing Atmos vendoring in their projects.
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