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I want to have a multi-module maven project which has for example the following structure.



+ parent

| - proj1

| - proj2


Now I want to have for the modules parent, proj1 and proj2 an own git repository to manage them individually.



What is the best approach here?




  • Shall I simply create with git init . starting from the submodules (proj1, proj2) the repository for each module?

  • Or Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?

  • Or is there even an other option?






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    I want to have a multi-module maven project which has for example the following structure.



    + parent
    
| - proj1
    
| - proj2


    Now I want to have for the modules parent, proj1 and proj2 an own git repository to manage them individually.



    What is the best approach here?




    • Shall I simply create with git init . starting from the submodules (proj1, proj2) the repository for each module?

    • Or Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?

    • Or is there even an other option?






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      I want to have a multi-module maven project which has for example the following structure.



      + parent
      
| - proj1
      
| - proj2


      Now I want to have for the modules parent, proj1 and proj2 an own git repository to manage them individually.



      What is the best approach here?




      • Shall I simply create with git init . starting from the submodules (proj1, proj2) the repository for each module?

      • Or Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?

      • Or is there even an other option?






      git maven multi-module







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      I want to have a multi-module maven project which has for example the following structure.



      + parent
      
| - proj1
      
| - proj2


      Now I want to have for the modules parent, proj1 and proj2 an own git repository to manage them individually.



      What is the best approach here?




      • Shall I simply create with git init . starting from the submodules (proj1, proj2) the repository for each module?

      • Or Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?

      • Or is there even an other option?






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          Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?




          That would be the preferred approach (as I mentioned here), only if those projects have to evolve independently one from another.

          And you don't have to modify your .gitignore file: no need to ignore those submodules.






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          • But shall I really ignore the submodules?

            – Chief Peter
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            No actually, you don't have to ignore them

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          Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?




          That would be the preferred approach (as I mentioned here), only if those projects have to evolve independently one from another.

          And you don't have to modify your .gitignore file: no need to ignore those submodules.






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          • But shall I really ignore the submodules?

            – Chief Peter
            Nov 29 '18 at 18:59






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            No actually, you don't have to ignore them

            – VonC
            Nov 29 '18 at 19:06
















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          Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?




          That would be the preferred approach (as I mentioned here), only if those projects have to evolve independently one from another.

          And you don't have to modify your .gitignore file: no need to ignore those submodules.






          share|improve this answer


























          • But shall I really ignore the submodules?

            – Chief Peter
            Nov 29 '18 at 18:59






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            No actually, you don't have to ignore them

            – VonC
            Nov 29 '18 at 19:06














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          Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?




          That would be the preferred approach (as I mentioned here), only if those projects have to evolve independently one from another.

          And you don't have to modify your .gitignore file: no need to ignore those submodules.






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          Shall I create for the submodules (proj1, proj2) a repository and add them as submodules with git submodule add to the parent project and ignore them via .gitigore?




          That would be the preferred approach (as I mentioned here), only if those projects have to evolve independently one from another.

          And you don't have to modify your .gitignore file: no need to ignore those submodules.







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          • But shall I really ignore the submodules?

            – Chief Peter
            Nov 29 '18 at 18:59






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            No actually, you don't have to ignore them

            – VonC
            Nov 29 '18 at 19:06



















          • But shall I really ignore the submodules?

            – Chief Peter
            Nov 29 '18 at 18:59






          • 1





            No actually, you don't have to ignore them

            – VonC
            Nov 29 '18 at 19:06

















          But shall I really ignore the submodules?

          – Chief Peter
          Nov 29 '18 at 18:59





          But shall I really ignore the submodules?

          – Chief Peter
          Nov 29 '18 at 18:59




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          No actually, you don't have to ignore them

          – VonC
          Nov 29 '18 at 19:06





          No actually, you don't have to ignore them

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