Hello, I'm starting one big project which consist of several independant modules that will talk over D-BUS. I'm wondering how I can set a bzr repository for it. Some background : - Each module will have a different maintener (even if a maintener can have multiple module) - Some modules are existing Open Source application that already use bzr for their upstream development. - There should be a central point which handle all the modules (like a shell script that will start them all) - The whole project should be easily installable on a freshly installed computer (so we want to avoid a big howto which implies doing 17 bzr branch) Solution that I see : 1) Having a big bzr repository that will handle the whole project + Easy to set up and to install on a new computer : bzr branch and you are done - Mainteners are maybe not interested in all other modules - Upstream sync becomes  a nightmare. It means that we take an existing project and put it in our own VCS which I want to avoid at all costs. 2) Having a bzr repository for each project + Easy to set up for each module maintener + Easy upstream synchronization - A nightmare to install on a new computer - In order to be sure all the modules are up to date, you have to run a lot of bzr command With SVN, I would put all in one big repository, allowing mainteners to only checkout a subrepository and maybe using svn external for upstream projects. But I don't see how I can do something similar with bzr. Any suggestion is appreciated, Thanks in advance, Lionel