Hi,
On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, A Large Angry SCM wrote:
How the state (subproject list, branch names, etc.) is recorded in a
parent project is only important to the parent project. The parent
project must also know how to interact with with each of its
subprojects.
Granted, if you mix VCSes, this is most pragmatic.
But it is also wrong: The whole point in bundling the subprojects together
is (IMHO) to get the benefits of a VCS for the root project, i.e. for the
combined states of the subprojects. After all, you want to say "I know
that this collection of projects at these states compiled and worked
fine."
And if you let a build system handle the stitching of the subprojects, you
completely lose these benefits.
Ciao,
Dscho