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Can someone help me out here pls; which is better between having different repositories or creating different folders just in a single repository |
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If your projects are autonomous and require different versioning, CI/CD, or access control, use distinct repositories. Without everything being connected to a single large repository, it is simpler to handle each project separately. On the other side, when projects are closely related and share dependencies or code, a single repository with folders functions effectively. By keeping everything in one location, atomic commits provide unified access and facilitate changes across projects. To put it succinctly, utilize several repos for projects that are only loosely related; if the projects are strongly tied and you wish to manage them more efficiently, keep with one repository. |
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If your projects are autonomous and require different versioning, CI/CD, or access control, use distinct repositories. Without everything being connected to a single large repository, it is simpler to handle each project separately.
On the other side, when projects are closely related and share dependencies or code, a single repository with folders functions effectively. By keeping everything in one location, atomic commits provide unified access and facilitate changes across projects.
To put it succinctly, utilize several repos for projects that are only loosely related; if the projects are strongly tied and you wish to manage them more efficiently, keep with one repository.