Sunday, September 7, 2014
Sounds to me like a gem that represents some of your core domain logic, being developed by a singular or group of teams (and possibly being forked for development by multiple teams as you say) is a great solution to your problem.
Why don't you want to use a gem?
-Jason
On Sep 6, 2014, at 8:11 AM, Vivek Sampara <ravensnowbird@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi guys,Intro - Me and a few members have developed a self hosted support system on rails 4 and we are building more features around it so that projects can easily adapt it.Problem - Customizing the project for another client without effecting the core project.What we're trying to do -1. Support Project will have features added by a couple of members in our team regularly.2. MyCustomSupportProject is a fork of SupportProject.3. We want to pull in SupportProject new features into MyCustomSupportProject and still have MyCustomSupportProject features being added without conflicting with SupportProject features.Is there a way to handle a situation without using rails engine / gem?Any recommendations to handle a situation like this in a clean way ?ThanksVivek sampara--
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