Can we have multiple projects in one repository?

Can we have multiple projects in one repository?

Yes. You can put multiple projects in one Git repository but they would need to be on different branches within that repo. The Git console in ReadyAPI gives you the ability to create or switch branches from the UI.

How do I break a Git repository?

Using Git to split-out a directory

1. Create new Git repository called freshrepo.
2. On your local system, open a command-line window.
3. Clone the splitpractice repository to your local system into the clone freshrepo.
4. Change directory into the root of the freshrepo.
5. List the contents of directory.

Can you split a repository into two directories?

Split a repository in two A code repository typically has multiple directories. For example, you could have separated your project’s features into appropriately named directories within your repo. Occasionally, you might need to reorganize (or refactor) your repo’s code.

How to clone a splitpractice repository to a local system?

On your local system, open a command-line window. Clone the splitpractice repository to your local system into the clone freshrepo. Cloning with this command creates a freshrepo directory on your local system that contains the splitpractice repository.

How to split and merge multiple Git repositories?

Run git push –set-upstream origin master to set the branch to the master branch of the remote repository and push the code. If your hosted repository manager makes an initial commit to the repository you are trying to push to, you need to add –force, to your push command.

How to split a repository in two on Bitbucket?

Remove the link back to the Bitbucket remote splitpractice repository. You can verify the command worked by listing the contents of the freshrepo/.git/config file. Remove anything from the repository that is not in the bigdir directory. This command goes through the history and files and removes anything that is not in bigdir.