I am having C# application containing 20 projects in it, all in the same repository.
I am looking to split this into 20 repositories.
I need a standard way for this. Is that correct to split these many projects into many repositories or keep them all in the same repository ?
If we are going to split this to many repositories, how would a developer create a branch in all the repositories in a single click and clone them in all in his machine ?
I am thinking of git commands to create branches.
Is there any option in-built in the Bitbucket ?
Thanks,
R. Venkatesan
As far as Git/Bitbucket are concerned, repositories are managed separately. If you need it, you'd have to create your own tool to create or checkout a common branch name across multiple repos.
Whether separating your projects into separate repos is the right thing is dependent on a lot of factors related to your projects specifically. By using the term "projects", they SOUND like they should be in separate repositories, but I can't imagine a use case where what I would consider separate projects would need identical branch names checked out in unison.
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