Reference B: Code Criteria references and examples

Examples and reference rules for Code Criteria grouping, unification, and scope.

Use these examples to understand how grouping, unification, and scope filters affect generated applications.

For toggle dependencies and deployment behavior, see Reference A: Code Criteria grouping and unification.

Grouping and unification examples

Merge within a provider

A Criteria targets GitHub with Group by set to Repository. Two projects in acme-eng expose repositories named payments-api.

Provider	Organization	Project	Repository
GitHub	acme-eng	checkout	payments-api
GitHub	acme-eng	billing	payments-api

Merge toggle	Result
Off	Two separate payments-api applications, one for each source repository.
On	One payments-api application containing both repositories.

Unify across providers

A Criteria targets GitHub and GitLab with Group by set to Repository. Both providers host payments-api.

Provider	Organization or group	Repository
GitHub	acme-eng	payments-api
GitLab	acme-platform	payments-api

Merge toggle	Unify toggle	Result
Off	Off	Two applications: payments-api_GitHub and payments-api_GitLab.
On	Off	The same two applications. Merging operates only within each provider.
On	On	One payments-api_GitHub_GitLab application spanning both providers.

Multi-provider scope filtering

A Criteria targets three provider tabs. Each tab has its own grouping level and filters.

• GitHub — Group by: Organization. Organization Name Contains payments.
• GitLab — Group by: Repository. Repository Name Equal api-gateway.
• Bitbucket — Group by: Project. No filters.

The final scope is the union of all tabs.

Tab	Included assets
GitHub	Every repository under organizations containing payments, grouped per organization
GitLab	Every repository named api-gateway, grouped per repository
Bitbucket	Every connected repository, grouped per project

The result sets are added together. They do not intersect. The unfiltered Bitbucket tab includes all connected Bitbucket projects.

If unification is enabled, identically named applications then merge according to Reference A: Code Criteria grouping and unification.