Re: Multiple applications in one git repo

2013-04-08 Thread Philip Hands
Paul Wise writes: > On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 2:32 AM, Philip Hands wrote: > >> Might it be possible to do that with git-subtree, and then track the >> application specific branch created by subtree as the upstream for each >> package? > > I'm not familiar with this case, nor with git subtree but my

Re: Multiple applications in one git repo

2013-04-07 Thread Paul Wise
On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 2:32 AM, Philip Hands wrote: > Might it be possible to do that with git-subtree, and then track the > application specific branch created by subtree as the upstream for each > package? I'm not familiar with this case, nor with git subtree but my favourite solution for multi

Re: Multiple applications in one git repo

2013-04-07 Thread Philip Hands
Paul Wise writes: ... > Probably what needs to happen is to split the git repo up into one per > app. Might it be possible to do that with git-subtree, and then track the application specific branch created by subtree as the upstream for each package? I think all that needs to be done for that

Re: Multiple applications in one git repo

2013-04-07 Thread Paul Wise
What you want should be possible if upstream were to add some git tags. Obviously the downloaded tarball would need to be modified. Does upstream release individual tarballs for each application? Probably what needs to happen is to split the git repo up into one per app. -- bye, pabs http://wi

Multiple applications in one git repo

2013-04-07 Thread Rodolfo García Peñas
Hi, I am thinking to set my debian/watch files for some applications that are using the same git repository. There is an open discussion about that in the upstream developers mail list. The problem is that the repository http://repo.or.cz/w/dockapps.git has multiple dockapps applications. Ever