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- Bronze: has description + git configured with basePath
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- Bronze: has description + git configured with basepath
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- Silver: belongs to at least one group
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- Gold: verified within 90 days
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@@ -161,15 +161,15 @@ GitOps syncs automatically on each push to the repo. To trigger a manual sync wi
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3. Select **GitHub**
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4. Follow the prompts to select the `cortexapps/cli` repository
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Cortex will find the `cortex.yaml` files in each subdirectory and recreate the deleted entities exactly as defined — group, git basePath, description, and all.
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Cortex will find the `cortex.yaml` files in each subdirectory and recreate the deleted entities exactly as defined — group, git basepath, description, and all.
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## Adapting for Your Own Monorepo
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1. Add a `cortex.yaml` to each component subdirectory in your repo
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2. Set `x-cortex-git.github.repository` and `basePath` for each component
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2. Set `x-cortex-git.github.repository` and `basepath` for each component
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3. Add `x-cortex-git.github.alias` if you have more than one GitHub integration configured and your repo isn't under the default
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4. Add a consistent group tag to all components (e.g. `my-monorepo`)
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5. Add GitOps → your repo in Cortex Settings
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6. Cortex discovers and syncs all components automatically
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The `basePath` is what splits one repo into many scoped entities — each service sees only the activity in its own directory.
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The `basepath` is what splits one repo into many scoped entities — each service sees only the activity in its own directory.
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