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Perhaps although this sort of reinforces the point that the design of git tends to encourage creating a lot of individual, single-purpose repositories, leaving
by Goladus 9y ago
Perhaps although this sort of reinforces the point that the design of git tends to encourage creating a lot of individual, single-purpose repositories, leaving it up to the user to string them all together with gitlab or github or a custom server, if that's what you want.
I'm not saying I prefer the subversion architecture, but with subversion the pattern described is quite natural and requires no additional technology or design beyond a directory structure.
- icebraining 9y agothe design of git tends to encourage creating a lot of individual, single-purpose repositories Which is weird, considering it was designed to be used as the Linux repository control system, which is a monolithic repo.