Re: the name of your repo directory?

[Francisco Vila]

2009/12/21 Mark Polesky <address@hidden>:
> CG 1.1.3 "Main source code" suggests putting the `master'
> branch in a dir called `lilypond/':
>
> $ mkdir lilypond; cd lilypond
> $ git init
>
>
> CG 1.1.4 "Documentation translations source code" suggests
> putting the `lilypond-translations' branch in a dir called
> `lilypond-translation/':
>
> $ mkdir lilypond-translation; cd lilypond-translation
> $ git init
>
>
> In reality, contributors working with both branches should
> have them in the same directory, right?  There's no need
> for having two repos, one for each branch, or am I missing
> something?
>
> Also, the `~/lilypond/' dir is for the installed program
> files, so I keep my repo in `~/Repositories/lilypond/', as
> if I have other repos that I'm working on (I don't).
>
> But even so, referring to the repo dir as `lilypond' is a
> little misleading, no?  What do you guys use, `~/lilyrepo/'?


I have both master and lilypond/translation as branches in \source\lilypond

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