Microsoft technology licensing, llc (20240345833). CENTRAL PACKAGE MANAGEMENT (CPM) ACROSS CODE REPOSITORIES simplified abstract

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CENTRAL PACKAGE MANAGEMENT (CPM) ACROSS CODE REPOSITORIES

Organization Name

microsoft technology licensing, llc

Inventor(s)

Eliyahu Mashhadi Kalimi of Netanya (IL)

Roei Shlomo Menashof of Natanya (IL)

David Mansour of Yehud (IL)

CENTRAL PACKAGE MANAGEMENT (CPM) ACROSS CODE REPOSITORIES - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240345833 titled 'CENTRAL PACKAGE MANAGEMENT (CPM) ACROSS CODE REPOSITORIES

Simplified Explanation:

The patent application discloses a system for central package management (CPM) across code repositories. In this system, a primary "props" file in a git submodule references a version of a NuGet package. Multiple code repositories have a "props" file in their root directory that references the primary props file in the git submodule. Each software project in these repositories has a package reference to the NuGet package without specifying the version. When the software projects are built, the build process automatically uses the version of the NuGet package identified in the git submodule. This allows for a single change to the version number of the NuGet package in the git submodule to be applied across multiple projects in different repositories.

Key Features and Innovation:

  • Central package management (CPM) system
  • Primary "props" file in git submodule referencing NuGet package version
  • Multiple code repositories linking to primary props file
  • Automatic use of NuGet package version during build process
  • Single change to version number propagated across multiple projects

Potential Applications: The technology can be applied in various software development environments where multiple projects across different repositories need to manage dependencies efficiently.

Problems Solved: The system addresses the challenge of managing package dependencies across multiple projects in different code repositories without the need to manually update version numbers in each project.

Benefits:

  • Streamlined package management process
  • Consistent use of package versions across projects
  • Simplified maintenance and updates for package dependencies

Commercial Applications: The technology can be valuable for software development companies working on large-scale projects with multiple code repositories and dependencies to manage.

Questions about Central Package Management (CPM): 1. How does the system ensure that the correct version of the NuGet package is used in each software project during the build process? 2. What are the potential challenges of implementing central package management across multiple code repositories?

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Original Abstract Submitted

central package management (cpm) across code repositories is disclosed. in an example, a primary “props” file in a git submodule references a version of a nuget package. a “.props” file in a root directory of each of multiple code repositories references the primary props file in the git submodule. each of multiple software projects in the code repositories has a package reference to the nuget package without a reference to the version of the nuget package. when each of the multiple the software projects is built (e.g., compiled), the build process automatically uses the version of the nuget package that is identified in the git submodule. this permits a single change to the version number of the nuget package in the git submodule to be propagated across multiple projects spanning multiple code repositories.