> The decision on whether to split or not hinges on > how cohesive a module is. How often do people make cross-submodule > commits? If the devs do so often, splitting is a bad idea. But if they > don't, then its really just easier to split. Smaller modules make it > easier to build and develop one thing and easier to move around to > different locations in KDE.
This is an important point I think. Assume a library which has been developed in a separate repo. Now it is scheduled to be moved to kdeXY/libs (just for example). Suppose kdeXY is monolithic. Yes, this is possible, but advanced git magic is required. It is in no way comparable to "svn mv". Similar situation for splitting a tree from a repo. How much easier would it be to just change a repo location on Redmine's virtual layout? Marcel _______________________________________________ Kde-scm-interest mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-scm-interest
