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Split repo for extensions #31
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I've considered it before. But there are so many. It would feel like an overdose I think. That's why I keep them grouped. People can still pick what they want from it.
On Jun 5, 2020 14:09, Thomas Casteleyn <[email protected]> wrote:
It might be better to split the extensions each into their own repository?
They will be easier to be found, downloaded, forked and made patches for it.
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To me it looks annoying that you need to pull/checkout this complete repository if you only want to use 1 extension. |
Actually been leaving this open to consider. But keeping them together also makes it easier to find the other extensions. |
This repo could stay here to link them all (either via hyperlink in README or with git submodules) |
I'll look into the submodules approach when I have some more time :) |
I've started experimenting with the submodule approach. Otherwise it will probably happen when I have more time or work on it. Already available:
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It might be better to split the extensions each into their own repository?
They will be easier to be found, downloaded, forked and made patches for it.
What do you think?
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