Hi all,
Situation: I am working on three plugins, in different phases of their development. I use a local and remote Git repository for the root folder of my projects and I also pull nearly daily the latest Juce to a folder outside of this scope.
I have set the Copy Modules option in all three projects, so I have three copies of the modules folder locally in each project. So:
/Samplicity /Samplicity/Shared Library /Samplicity/ProjectX /Samplicity/ProjectX/sources /Samplicity/ProjectX/modules etc
With an MSVC++ solution on the top level if I want to build all of them.
Of course this leads to quite some redundant pushing of the modules folder to my remote repository.
What is your preferred approach?
Copy modules to one shared folder (higher), instead of my (default) repeated folders structure?
When you get close to testing, do you switch off the Copy Modules option for your project? This would of course require that the modules folder is local to each project.
Just curious about your best practices. Maybe master Jules can chime in as well from extensive experience with maintaining and extending several projects.
Thanks in advance for your (early) reflections! (pun)
Peter