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I have 5-10 independent projects that I want place under version control using Git. What is the best way to organize the projects/respositories: Use one repository for each project use one repository for all my work and use subdirectories for each project Or something completely different What has worked best for you and why? I'd definitely say use one repository for each project. Otherwise you're going to have all sort of crosstalk between projects, not to mention it's a pain to specify long paths if you're using command line git. Git works great with the one repository per project model, I

I'm trying to implement the repository pattern with ef4 ctp5, I came up with something but I'm no expert in ef so I want to know if what I did is good. this is my db context public class Db : DbContext { public DbSet<User> Users { get; set; } public DbSet<Role> Roles { get; set; } } and the repository: (simplified) public class Repo<T> : IRepo<T> where T : Entity, new() { private readonly DbContext context; public Repo() { context = new Db(); } public IEnumerable<T> GetAll() { return context.Set<T>().AsEnumerable(); } public long Insert(T o) { context.Set<T>().Add(o); context.SaveChanges();

I've created a new GitHub repository. I'm quite confused by working directory and local repository. When working on my own, my stuff all resides on working directory. But when work with repo, I should check my stuff there. But are they the same thing? or should they be separate. Then how to commit my stuff in working directory to my local repo. How to commit my local repo to remote repo. How to do this by Git Bash? Thanks! Alexey Voytenko Working directory is the directory with your source files under git control (in the root of all dirs under control .git file is present). Git is tracking the

Error occurred during unpacking the remote end Steps, which I followed: On system A (remote): Installed EGit Create a project Share that project Create repository Add and commit that project to repository (share the repository folder) On system B (local): Install EGit Import project (by cloning remote repository) select clone (not add) give the path of remote repository like 192.168.10.28\Git\repo check the branch give destination path(local) follow simple steps and import the project Modify the code commit it to local repository Now go to repository view and push the local repository content