Hi--

I have a project with a number of sub-projects in it. I want each sub-
project to have it's own git repo, but at the same time I want to keep
them "together".  GitHub doesn't really facilitate this kind of
structure. So I also have a Rubyforge project for the master project,
but Rubyforge only offers a single git repo per project, so having a
git repo for each subproject won't work there. So I've been stuck,
trying to figure out how to accomplish both ends. Tonight I struck
upon and idea that I thought for sure would not work, but to my
surprise it seems to work fine.

I initialized a git repo for each subproject, than moved up to the
master directory and initialize a git repo there too. The repo at the
top does not seem to mind the repos in the subdirectories and just
ignores the .git directory. So it would seem I can keep the individual
repos I want for the subprojects and at the same time keep a master of
all of the sub-projects in single git repo.

Like I said, I'm surprised this seems to work. Is it really true? Can
I really do this without incident? Does anyone have any experience
with this setup. And even if it's workable in practice, is it a wise
idea from a management standpoint?

Thanks.
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