From: Jean-François Veillette Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 18:18:14 GMT Subject: New to git, related multi-projects Message-ID: <7F6E024B-253E-40C6-9012-9CF1B2F374D8@yahoo.ca> Here is my setup, please briefly tell me what would be the suggested git configuration. The company currently use cvs, it has a cvs tree where the first directory level is per client, the second directory level is the project, then inside it we have the many artifacts, like : cvsserver/Shared/Documentation/PresentationTemplate.doc cvsserver/Shared/Documentation/AnalysisTemplate.doc cvsserver/Shared/Devel/CommonLib/* cvsserver/ClientA/ProjectA/Doc/Presentation.doc cvsserver/ClientA/ProjectA/Doc/Analysis.doc cvsserver/ClientA/ProjectA/Dev/ApplicationA/* cvsserver/ClientA/ProjectA/Dev/ApplicationB/* cvsserver/ClientA/ProjectA/Dev/ApplicationC/* cvsserver/ClientA/ProjectA/Dev/LibraryA/* cvsserver/ClientA/ProjectA/Dev/LibraryB/* What would be the best way to represent a similar setup in git ? I was thinking of having a repository at the project level, and add atomic subdirectories (code for applications and libraries for example) as submodules. If submodule are the right way to go, can a submodule, include a submodule, for example, ApplicationA use LibraryA and CommonLib ? Thanks, - jfv