Description
We use monorepos, where we want to generate skills for certain packages. Our API is written in Java, and client code / libraries in node/typescript. When we generate the skill based on the entire repo, the tech-stack.md is practically blank:
# Tech Stack
## Configuration Files
- .gitignore
Using --ignore and --include does nothing to alleviate this, as it seems to only look for the dependency-files at the top-level directory.
Ideally I guess it should just look for all dependency files (i.e package.json, pom.xml etc) in the included files when creating the tech-stack.md file, or it should be possible to specify the dependency-file (i.e repomix --remote <url> --dependencies=path/to/package.json
Another solution would be #433 by specifying the path, as well as ignore/include, which would at least allow us to get the dependencies for the path we want to generate a skill for.
Description
We use monorepos, where we want to generate skills for certain packages. Our API is written in Java, and client code / libraries in node/typescript. When we generate the skill based on the entire repo, the tech-stack.md is practically blank:
Using --ignore and --include does nothing to alleviate this, as it seems to only look for the dependency-files at the top-level directory.
Ideally I guess it should just look for all dependency files (i.e package.json, pom.xml etc) in the included files when creating the tech-stack.md file, or it should be possible to specify the dependency-file (i.e
repomix --remote <url> --dependencies=path/to/package.jsonAnother solution would be #433 by specifying the path, as well as ignore/include, which would at least allow us to get the dependencies for the path we want to generate a skill for.