Replace local split scripts with a Github action #127
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I've decided to go with a monorepo approach, because I wanted to be able to modify everything within a single commit/PR
But for packages composition to work, I needed to split the git history onto dedicated packages
So far, everything was manual, and I needed to remember to run the scripts on my computer for the packages to be synced (which I forget most of the time)
My goal here is to remove that manual part, and let Github do the job whenever we:
0.xI've been playing with this for a while now
An I finally reached a point where it seem to work on a test repository I created
https://github.com/yann-eugone/test-monorepo