Okay, I've got a basic *working* directory that I want to use for all of my git projects: c:\SourceCode\git_work
Under c:\SourceCode\git_work, I have the following directories: + library_code # general-reference library code that is used by other projects + winagrams # project which will access library_code via subtree, when I learn how + wfontlist # project which will access library_code via subtree, when I learn how + ndir # project which will *not* access library_code + files # other single-file functions which will *not* access library_code What is the correct way to build all of this structure?? I initially ran "git init" only in the c:\SourceCode\git_work, then used "git add ." and "git commit" in each of the subdirectories, to create the repository. However, many of the online "newbie" references that I have looked at, appear to run "git init" in each subdirectory... That seems a little odd to me; using the terminology that I've seen, it seems like each project would be a separate "repository", but I actually want one repository that contains *all* of my projects... am I mis-understanding exactly what "repository" means?? I've been using Subverson for years, but I'm new to git... that is probably causing some confusion for me. I would be grateful for *any* clarification that I could get here!!! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Git for human beings" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to git-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
