Given a single project comes with many source code repositories. How should this be handled in OpenProject? Create a subproject for each repository while keeping the work packages on the super project level?

I join to this question. The original Redmine can work with multiple repos.

Redmine has introduced support for multiple repositories per project before Chiliproject and OpenProject has forked from it.

It is theoretically possible, but is not on our roadmap. We suggest to use subprojects instead.

Best,
Oliver

Hi,

we're currently also migrating from Redmine to OpenProject and are hit by that. We have several repositories which are used in every project. Having the same "subproject" for all of our projects doesn't seem like a good fit. Also we have projects using up to 20 different Git repositories so we would love to see multiple repos per project in OpenProject ;) 

Is there a possibility that this gets on the Roadmap? Or is there a "hack" we could use to get this configured (no UI needed, just a way to associate commits with work packages / tasks / features)?

Apparently 

"Create a subproject for each repository" 

is the only available solution for now. But especially with git it is very common to have many subrepositories in a master repo for the project. Therefore it would be a really useful feature to be able to add multiple repos to a project.