Hi, at times it nice to have more than one git repo under a single project. I use git sub modules and I like to separate out code from icons, documents. TFS and VSTS online both offer this could you?
Hey there: you can create an organization and keep all your repositories there (kind of like we do here on GitHub, we keep all the repositories under the go-gitea organisation). Does this fit your usecase?
Or would you like the two repos to have the same issues and wiki and so on?
I like the idea of having two repos in a project using the same issue board and wiki.
I can recommend you the solution of @thehowl and you can use a "master" repo using git submodules referencing repositry inside an organization and setting the wiki and issue to external link that reference the master repo.
@sapk that to me just sounds like extra work you got to create a new project for each repo and then point the issues and wikis to the master site, it's quicker is to just have more than one repo in the project. I have a project that has about 5 sub modules that would mean changing 10 URL's to point to one master project.
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Hey there: you can create an organization and keep all your repositories there (kind of like we do here on GitHub, we keep all the repositories under the go-gitea organisation). Does this fit your usecase?