I have 2 projects which currently exist on their own. Let's call them project A and project B. I am about to combine them into a single executable/project such that A will rely on B but B can exist on its own. Now both A and B contain a common library C. I am using git to version control everything and as things are now, project A contains library C and project B also contains library C. Library C is a git submodule. Once I combine projects A and B this is the overall structure. Now project B is a git submodule when it is in project A. How do I namespace this? If I use a library in the project B folder to contain all the project B VIs and library C, then library C's files have to change to be in B's library and library C under B has to have it's own branch because it is different from library C under project A.

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How to namespace a Sub-Project

@BertMcMahan wrote:

My reuse libraries are created and maintained as a separate project. When the reuse library is finished, I make a VIPM package out of it and install it to my computer. Other projects that use the reuse library use the "installed" version in my vi.lib folder, not the project folder.

Yes, my reuse library projects aren't even in the user.lib folder. I consider it to be source code, and my VIPM package is the redistributable.

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