> I propose we retain one repository. As it turns out, we have one svnroot but multiple "repositories" underneath due to the separate trunk/branches/repos directories. I still think having a single git repository is a good idea because:
1. it makes getting new contributors easier (a single URL) 2. it makes release engineering easier (a single URL) 3. it allows for easier sharing of code between sub-projects 4. it's easier to split out repositories later than it is to join them :) That being said, I've used svn2git [1] to create git repositories and I'm experimenting with the best way to merge multiple repositories. For now I've put the *EXPERIMENTAL* sub-repositories up on GitHub: https://github.com/overholt/repositories Please note that these are just experiments and are not tracking SVN. I *WILL TAKE THEM DOWN* once we've got our stuff into its canonical place at git.eclipse.org. For now I invite committers to play with these repositories and do things like: . verify history is intact . verify branches and tags are correct . get more comfortable with git if you're not already Yes, I realize eclipse-build isn't there yet but I'll get it up today. Thanks, Andrew _______________________________________________ linuxtools-dev mailing list [email protected] https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxtools-dev
