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adding many-many small projects of mine

Asked by svilen

might be related to this:
https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/23573

i want to publish *all* my toy-or-not projects. They're probably about 100s, and range from single file to 200 files (i.e. dbcook.sf.net) - some list at http://www.svilendobrev.com/rabota/mysoft.html. i've classified most of the little thingies in directories currently but would like to have more "multi-faceted" classification.. Some of them are inactive for years (it-just-works), others keep changing. Some may eventually have multiple devs, most are just me.

so what's the best way to do it? make one project of *me*, with many sub-dirs, or make 10 projects? or 50?

i really don't want to invent new name for each tiny file/project because it has to be globally-lp:unique..

some things are related to each other, some not at all.. branching one should not branch everything.

also i dont see how i can document all that in a wiki-ish way - say that bin/ directory could use quite some description of all the little things inside..

The other way i see is somehow to add some bzr-viewer to my site and host all repositories there (some already are there)... but don't see a easy way for that either.

plz advice
have fun
svilen

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Best Curtis Hovey (sinzui) said : 		#1

The lp-id is the issue that determines your solution. Each project is one repository. You want a project for everything that you want to branch independently using lp:<project>. I think you have one or just a few projects.

Branching always branches all things in the tree, but this is hardly a concern. Many projects have art or data files under a restrictive license that I cannot modify and distribute, but they are needed by the free code I want change, so branching gives me all files.

Launchpad/loggerhead does not have wiki features. You can host your own branches, see http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/WebInterfaces

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svilen (az-svilendobrev) said : 		#2

Thanks Curtis Hovey, that solved my question.