Re: Multiple remote repositories?

Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:

>You can create three separate projects, either each in their own
>repository, or all living side-by-side in one repository, it doesn't
>matter.
>

The separate repository approach is good if your projects have different
administrative needs (e.g. access rights, network encryption, etc.) or
if there's a good reason to keep them completely isolated from each
other. A downside of the single repository method is that if the DB
becomes corrupted, you could potentially lose all projects. Then again,
one should have backups.

-- 
Milo Hyson
Chief "Mad" Scientist and Director of Asian Operations
CyberLife Labs, LLC
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