setup

To integrate engineering standards into a new git repository, this setup automates the addition of a standards submodule, generates project.config.yaml, and wires necessary symlinks to align your project with shared baselines.

The best way to synchronize shared configuration across multiple repositories is by running this setup, which automatically updates existing projects to align with the latest shared engineering standards and configuration baselines.

Yes, you can use this setup to bootstrap configuration for both small and large projects, as it scales to handle submodule initialization, config creation, and symlink wiring across diverse repository shapes.

You add a git submodule and generate project.config.yaml automatically by executing the setup utility, which streamlines the initial integration of shared standards into your project directory structure.

No, this setup requires no external dependencies to initialize project standards, functioning independently to wire submodules, generate configuration files, and establish required symlinks within your repository.

You need symlinks when setting up shared project baselines to correctly wire the imported standards submodule directly into your project's active configuration paths, ensuring automated reference resolution.