Qt, Android Studio, Git and repository?
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Hello,
I am working on a single person open source project at a company that will create Android-apps in Qt but also test some parts in Android Studio. I would like to sync all projects to home so I can continue the work from home or maybe look at the code on the commuter.
I dont know really how to abstract and "understand" a repository on Git. And i would like to use git. I have two structures here. Alternative 1 and alternative 2. I think it would be nice if i use alternative 1, because then, i only have one repository. But there might be confligts if i use alternative 1? But i don't know how confused Git, Android Studio and Qt Creator will be if i have both Qt and Android-projects in the same repository.
For example now i have ~15 Qt projects and 2 Android projects, and i would like to mirror them to GitHub and the two computers i use. For example now a project in Android is a "Repository" in some way, but i dont think it is good configured. What have happened here?
At github it looks like this:
And on my drive it looks like this (in the long term i might want qt-projects and android-projects in the same repository):
What theory need i understand before i proceed? I thought a project might be a repository at some time.
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Hello,
I am working on a single person open source project at a company that will create Android-apps in Qt but also test some parts in Android Studio. I would like to sync all projects to home so I can continue the work from home or maybe look at the code on the commuter.
I dont know really how to abstract and "understand" a repository on Git. And i would like to use git. I have two structures here. Alternative 1 and alternative 2. I think it would be nice if i use alternative 1, because then, i only have one repository. But there might be confligts if i use alternative 1? But i don't know how confused Git, Android Studio and Qt Creator will be if i have both Qt and Android-projects in the same repository.
For example now i have ~15 Qt projects and 2 Android projects, and i would like to mirror them to GitHub and the two computers i use. For example now a project in Android is a "Repository" in some way, but i dont think it is good configured. What have happened here?
At github it looks like this:
And on my drive it looks like this (in the long term i might want qt-projects and android-projects in the same repository):
What theory need i understand before i proceed? I thought a project might be a repository at some time.
