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Revision as of 09:03, 19 December 2017
Using single Git repository is certainly more comfortable than working with multiple Git repositories. On the other hand, distributed development can hardly be performed in a single repository (unless you believe in a single Blockchain for the whole planet). How to orchestrate multiple Git repositories to work together? That is the thousands dollar question various teams seek answer to! For example there was a talk at GeeCON 2017 in Prague about that by Robert Munteanu. Let's assume we have a project split into multiple Git repositories. What are the options?
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