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jschell7-Jul-14 10:17
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Depends.

First, one be sure that the shared code really should be shared. The fact that it seems like it is common functionality doesn't necessarily mean that it will remain that way. (Really a bad idea to start adding conditional logic to control different logic flows due to different applications.)

Second, how is the rest of the business applications structured. Primary if you have two applications X and Y that you want to use your common code M, do X and Y have their own delivery schedules or are they always delivered together. If they have their own deliver schedules then a common library MUST have its own delivery schedule as well. That is the only way to insure that X is using the version of M that it was developed with and Y is doing the same.

Third if different deliver schedules are needed then one must deal with different versioned apps, and if one must deal with git as the source control system then one has a problem since git only deals with that via different repositories.

There are additional issues depending on what language is being used and how applications are delivered.
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