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I have two projects that currently use SVN and I'm migrating to git, I signed up to gitorious and there's the option to create a new project or add a repository. I'm just starting out with git so I don't know what the difference is, or rather what it means if I simply use to repositories under one project. If i do that I'll end up with theirDomain.com/myname/repository1 and theirDomain.com/myname/repository2 If I choose to create two projects then I end up with theirDomain.com/project1 theirDomain.com/project2 Apart from the URL difference, will there be any implications in choosing one over

I am looking for a git hosting environment for several users. Therefore i've searched for comparisons between Gitolite , Gitlab and Gitorius . But i get nothing what could be useful. Is there anybody, who has experiences with different hosting tools and could provide an advice? VonC Gitolite is not a git hosting environment: it is an authorization layer , which grants or denies access to a git repo. It is the https or ssh layer which allows the authentication of a user, and the git repo hosting itself. See " How do programs like gitolite work? " GitLab and Gitorious both provide git hosting,

I have a project hosted on git.debian.org (alioth) and I'd like to configure a post-receive hook to update a mirror of the repository on http://gitorious.org I suppose I'll have to use git push --mirror gitorious Now, I'll need to have Alioth authorized on gitorious for the push to succeed. How do I do that? I suppose I need to configure a user on gitorious and create a ssh key for it. And then when I do the git push in the post-receive hook, make sure this ssh key is used. I could use a ~/.ssh/config but the problem is that many users can push on alioth, and everyone would have to log in and

I have a project that relies on two repos in github to function. When I submit my project to github how do I link to these two repos? Should I duplicate the files in my own repo or link to the other repo at a specific revision as I don't want it to update and cause incompatibility. I already created my github repo what should I do? You can use git submodules to "link" to other projects. See here - http://help.github.com/submodules/ gabra There is an alternative to submodules that I found out to be more practical: subtree . According to this link the advantages are: Management of a simple