I started out with two repositories:
- my fork of debops/debops: lives at anotherkamila/debops
- this repository
This seemed like a good idea at the time, because I wanted the debops fork to be as close to upstream as possible, so I wanted a separate repository for evil hacks and documentation. This is currently a valid use case, as my ansible/group_vars/freebsd/bsdops_required.yml is an evil hack and can't really live inside the debops fork.
However, after I close #1, I should think about maybe making the anotherkamila/debops repository the "important" repository and changing this into a "less important" bsdops-example repository. I believe that it will be less confusing that way.
Doing that would involve the following:
I started out with two repositories:
This seemed like a good idea at the time, because I wanted the debops fork to be as close to upstream as possible, so I wanted a separate repository for evil hacks and documentation. This is currently a valid use case, as my
ansible/group_vars/freebsd/bsdops_required.ymlis an evil hack and can't really live inside thedebopsfork.However, after I close #1, I should think about maybe making the
anotherkamila/debopsrepository the "important" repository and changing this into a "less important"bsdops-examplerepository. I believe that it will be less confusing that way.Doing that would involve the following:
bsdops-exampleanotherkamila/debopstoanotherkamila/bsdopsanotherkamila/bsdops(the important one), with the required modifications