Le mardi 14 janvier 2025, 09:25:55 CET Julien Plissonneau Duquène a écrit :
> Le 2025-01-13 22:23, Gerd Aschemann a écrit :
> > Additionally, I wonder about the technical implementation. Keeping them
> > in one repo on separate branches makes using `repo` real hard.
> > Could we at least combine them on a single branch? They could have
> > separate subdirectories, or even a common reactor if it helps.
> > New studies could still be developed on separate branches. But they
> > should then be merged to the common `main` (`master` seems to be
> > politically incorrect these days) if they mature.
> 
> Seconding this. Unrelated branches make it unnecessarily complicated to
> discover and build the projects in that repository.

yes when it is production code

but here, remember, it is a replacement for sandbox that we had in svn, where 
temporary tests were light

creating new Git repos, that are first class citizen and never deleted, is just 
heavy: notice that iin the past, when I created this, archived Git 
repositories (at GitHub and ASF) was not yet a thing as they are today

I still find that lately, we had many maven-* Git repositories created for 
posterity that are just unmaintained = what this sandbox/study approach is 
trying to avoid


For now, the key change to do is on adding these sandbox project to full 
aggregator build or not: build profile is the right step



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