Cannot say if this is the best choice, but i will proceed like that : - From your home:username project, i will make all subproject (stable, testing, experimental, non-free) using this smart method : http://monoosc.sourceforge.net/demo/MonoOSC.htm After what i will use link project (from collaborate/branch) function. For example , in "stable" you have package "toto", then in testing, you make link to home:username:stable toto and then toto will be build in testing with stable file and will be able to use it for other build packages. 2009/12/10 schoappied <schoappied@gmail.com>:

Hi,

I like to have a distribution project with the following repositories

  * stable   * testing   * experimental   * non-free

How do I manage this the best way? To be able to build for testing, likely a few package are needed which are also needed for stable etc. And the same is true if you package for non-free, you likely need packages from main...

So how to do this smartly?

Thanks in advance,

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