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I don't disagree. Although, for the case where you want to copy/move things across repositories, monolithic repositories still have the advantage that history i
by indygreg2 11y ago
I don't disagree. Although, for the case where you want to copy/move things across repositories, monolithic repositories still have the advantage that history is more easily preserved. Although you can argue that proper submodule support would handle this and preserve history.
- glandium 11y agoAlthough, for the case where you want to copy/move things across repositories, monolithic repositories still have the advantage that history is more easily preserved. Well, let's wait and see how partial clones actually handle this situation. I'm not convinced a partially cloned monolithic repository will be better than what submodules currently do.