+ [2020-03-17T20:41:51Z] jfoster Anyhow, if anyone sees this later and thinks they would like to try it out or offer feedback, please pm me.
+ [2020-03-17T20:45:34Z] Soliton what's the advantage of having many repos if they need to be in sync anyway?
+ [2020-03-17T20:56:42Z] jfoster Soliton Sometimes products have multiple pieces that all need to be part of a release, and either for historical or scope reasons they need to live in multiple repos.
+ [2020-03-17T20:57:44Z] jfoster An example is an enterprise SaaS that has a custom environment for onsite install and devops tooling for that, a web application, and a largely static public website.
+ [2020-03-17T20:58:35Z] jfoster In this example, the repos get issues for fixes or enhancements related specifically to their function, but need to be brought forth as a single release at the same time.

message no. 177990

Posted by jess in #github at 2020-03-17T10:33:43Z

teut: if you push a new branch, github assumes you'll eventually want to do a pull request for it
+ [2020-03-18T10:39:06Z] teut need help with opensource
+ [2020-03-18T10:39:10Z] teut someone here?
+ [2020-03-18T10:48:42Z] jhass ?anyone teut
+ [2020-03-18T10:48:54Z] jhass oh, wrong channel :D
+ [2020-03-18T10:49:00Z] teut asking on git currently