We originally built GitLab with that use case of a single repo in mind. Create a GitLab project, and you have a single repository for code. We know this is an i

We originally built GitLab with that use case of a single repo in mind. Create a GitLab project, and you have a single repository for code. We know this is an important use case for many teams, because of it's straightforward, simple scenario. It's something that's important to us, even as we expand to other use cases of multi-repo teams (groups/subgroups housing of projects). Thanks for the comment.