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Projects within projects

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NCNick Colgan <nick.colgan@gmail.com>
Date
Oct 29, 2009, 18:40 UTC
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<ab1d51700910291140ncd80027j4ee9a30637d7bc40@mail.gmail.com>

I'm currently working on a project made up of parts that could each be considered a project in itself. I plan on using redmine or trac to manage the project. Now I'm trying to figure out how to manage the repo(s) for the project.

These are the current options I have in mind:
1. Create a separate repository for each sub-project and manage each
separately in redmine (separate bug tracker, wiki, etc.)
2. Create a single repository with a subdirectory for each sub-project.
3. Use git submodules or subversion externals to combine options 1 and 2
by creating a separate repo for each sub-project, then creating a master
repo with subdirectory for each sub-project that imports from their
respective repositories.

What's the best way to handle this situation? Are git submodules and/or svn externals sufficiently capable of dealing with this?

Thanks, nic.

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