PMM-7 Move build-submodules script to monorepo #3184
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idoqo,
JiriCtvrtka and
talhabinrizwan
and removed request for
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JiriCtvrtka
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Aug 28, 2024
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We want to move the builds scripts to the monorepo as much as possible, to let us control the build flow from a pull request instead of Jenkins pipelines. That brings along more flexibility and faster problem solving.