Marvin

Marvin is a robot that helps Dave with mundane jobs like building projects and publishing releases. It also contains common artifacts. It's pretty customized to Dave's specific working environment and project layout but maybe you'll find parts of it helpful too.

Adding Marvin

• Add a git submodule in the marvin directory: git submodule add https://github.com/daveaglick/Marvin.git marvin.
• Add the marvin directory to the root .gitignore file (otherwise all the Marvin files will also get committed to the parent repository).

Other Things To Do

• Add a version control mapping for the marvin folder to Rider (Settings -> Version Control -> Directory Mappings) and change the Git and Commit toolboxes to group by repository.
• Copy the copy/marvin.cmd file to the root of the repository.
• Copy the copy/marvin.yml file to the root of the repository and replace ProjectName placeholders.
• Copy the copy/Directory.Build.props file to the root of the repository and replace ProjectName placeholders (pay attention to settings further down in the file like PackageProjectUrl). Delete any obsolete elements from existing .csproj files that are covered in the common Directory.Build.props.
• Copy the copy/.editorconfig file to the repository root.
• Copy the copy/tests/.editorconfig file to the tests directory.
• Copy the files from copy/workflows to .github/workflows.

Using Marvin

Use the marvin.cmd command added above:

• marvin: builds, tests, and packs the project(s).
• marvin deploy: builds, tests, packs, and publishes the project(s).