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I am working on mobile apps and we have 1 repository per project. Every project may be developed for multiple platforms, like Android and iOS. What we have now is a sub-directory for each platform in the root directory of GIT repository. For some reason I think it’s not a good practice. What do people usually do in such cases? What is the most common solution? So far I know only three options: separate branches, repositories and as it is.
I think you want to use Git sub modules. You can have a multiple ‘sub-projects’ inside a project.