On 2012-06-21, at 4:34 PM, Paul Hoadley wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I'm looking at moving some projects from Subversion to Git.  We use Jenkins 
> as a build server.  I'm interested to know some broad details about the 
> WO-Git-Jenkins setups that others are using.
> 
> In the past, we've used Subversion repositories that are somewhere in the 
> middle of the range from "monolithic" (where absolutely all of your code is 
> in one repo) to "atomic" (where it's basically one Eclipse project per repo). 
>  For example, an "application" repo might contain three Eclipse projects: one 
> app, and a couple of frameworks, say.  I had intended to basically continue 
> this arrangement with the move to Git, mostly because it's pretty easy to 
> just dump out an entire repo with git-svn.  But I've already run into at 
> least the following problems:
> 
> 1.  Unlike Subversion, where I can pick a point in the tree from which to 
> begin the checkout (say, FooProject/FooApp), with Git I need to clone the 
> whole repo into the Jenkins workspace.  I suspect I can work around this with 
> some changes to my workspace setup script.
> 
> 2.  Related, say I'm building Jenkins jobs FooApp and FooFramework from 
> within the FooProject repo—now I'm cloning the entire repo into the workspace 
> of each of those jobs.
> 
> Neither of these are show-stoppers, but it seems messy.  I _could_ get around 
> this by having a strict single-project-per-repo policy—but then repo 
> proliferation becomes an issue, and I no longer have the convenience of 
> grouping related projects together in one repo.
> 
> Can anyone share their broad approach to these issues?

+ 1

:-)

David


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