On 28-01-16 19:26, Dale Henrichs wrote:
Well, this is a direction that could be taken, but there some advantages to sharing the actual checkouts ... in my workflow, I have a collection of git repos that represent my current base system and I have a number of stones (images) that share this same base system and when I make a bugfix in one, I am interested in being able to easily load the bugfix into the other stones before starting work in that particular stone so having a shared "current directory" amongst a set of stones is actually convenient .... this "convenience" also extends to building a new stone (image) since the build scripts only need to load from the currently checkout versions without having to know the specific SHA of interest ...
So we'd basically have a directory of vms, one of image templates and one of git repos, and a project directory where I'd make a particular combination of the three? Or when multi-platform a platform directory above the vms and images one?
Stephan
