+ [9 years ago] wagle yeah, that toplevel repo says what to do and where to do it.. thought I'd make that clearer by nesting the real repos
+ [9 years ago] wagle submodules would be the way to go.. modulo me not understanding them yet
+ [9 years ago] Zarthus your programming language of choice might also offer solutions you're content with
+ [9 years ago] wagle people find the non-main repo and try to go from there
+ [9 years ago] Zarthus (like composer accepting git urls)

message no. 150422

Posted by wagle in #github at 2016-09-13T22:55:04Z

can you nest repos in github? I have a project made up of 5 or so repos, and one is the root/index of the rest
+ [9 years ago] okdamn How to keep an empty folder in the repo?
+ [9 years ago] okdamn not the content just the empty folder
+ [9 years ago] ThiefMaster you need to add an (empty) file
+ [9 years ago] ThiefMaster usually people just call it `.keep` or something like that