I have a couple of github repos that I want to configure and start using one lando file ? Do I have to use multiple lando files or can it be just one.
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Lando is for defining a development environment.
considering that lando init
is for creating a .lando.yml
for a given recipe and with code from a given source.
It initializes a codebase for usage with Lando.
So this seems specific for a given code-base, and should be created in each of your GitHub repositories.

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Do you know if there is a way to have to have like a main recipe that calls the recipes from the other repos – mosaad Nov 15 '19 at 14:02
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@mosaad If all your projects follow the same environment/toolset, you might consider having one GitHub repo dedicated to a (one) lando environment, and your other repos would use it (through for instance a git submodule declaration) – VonC Nov 15 '19 at 17:10