git repository setup

adamantium84· Jul 5, 2010, 19:19 UTC · lore

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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Tim Mazid· Jul 5, 2010, 21:50 UTC · re: adamantium84 · lore

RE: git repository setup

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@yahoo.com
> To: git@vger.kernel.org
> 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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