RE: git repository setup

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Hi Adam,

I am certain that a more experienced giter will correct me where I err, but I believe that that would only be the case if you put x1 in a single repository.

Will anybody actually need to have the entirety of x1?

The best thing to do would be to create a separate repository for each project, then if needed, create a repository for x1 which has all the other repositories as submodules if you need a single repository containing all the others.

You can enter "git help submodule" for the man page on submodules.

Regards,
Tim

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> Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 12:19:08 -0700
> From: adamkurjewicz@xxxxxxxxx
> To: git@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: git repository setup
>
>
> Hi, my company is looking to move away from cvs and git was one of the
> options. The problem that we have is that our file structure looks like
> follows, each of these directories have hundreds of programs some which
> would be modified by various programming units.
>
> /x1/system/
> /x1/config_apps/
> /x1/drivers/
> /x1/web/apps/
>
> What we were hoping to have was one repository for "x1" and then have
> separate sub repositories for each of the extra areas. So that if there are
> any developers needing to change a sub repository then they could without
> affected the other sub-repositories and without having to have a copy of the
> x1 repository on their systems. From what I have read most of the
> documentation suggests that there be one repository and then it gets cloned
> to a developers repository, this would be a challenge as the storage
> requirements to do this would be rather large.
>
> Would anyone have any suggestions on what to do? or if this would be
> possible?
>
> Thanks,
> Adam
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