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Can I put multiple projects in one repository?
Solution 1 A single repository can contain multiple independent branches, called orphan branches. Orphan branches are completely separate from each other; they do not share histories. This creates a new branch, unrelated to your current branch. Each project should be in its own orphaned branch.
How do I add a project to GitLab repository?
You can import your existing repositories by providing the Git URL:
- From your GitLab dashboard click New project.
- Switch to the Import project tab.
- Click on the Repo by URL button.
- Fill in the “Git repository URL” and the remaining project fields.
- Click Create project to begin the import process.
When do you need to use multiple Git repositories?
You should use multiple Git repositories if your codebase is too large to maintain in a single Git repository. Git can’t scale to handle 10s of thousands of users or 100s of petabytes of data in one repository. Using a monorepo works well if you use ClearCase, SVN, or Perforce Helix Core. But using one big monolithic repository won’t work in Git.
How to choose between multiple projects in Git?
In a git environment, where we have modularized most projects, we’re facing the one project per repository or multiple projects per repository design issue.
How can Git be set up for multiple.net solutions?
GIT repository has nothing special to do with VS Solutions. A GIT project is just the directory with all its inner content (roughly speaking), and the Revision Control System (not only GIT) tracks each and every essential change in this directory (some files can be filtered out as unrelated, such as non-source files). That’s all.
How does a submodule work in a git repository?
A submodule is a way to embed the content of a “foreign” git repository in another one. A submodule is locked to a given version of the other project. If you need to track a newer version, you’ll need to update the submodule, then commit the change in the outer repository.