git - Best practises for managing two repositories in one directory -

when create new project, git init in project directory , download source of whatever framework i'm using (fuelphp, django, etc) , copy on project directory. way, don't have 2 sets of git information.

this sucks because isn't easy (i can't git clone) , upgrading more of chore.

what best way manage this? should set new remote within git after create project directory? like:

cd project_dir git init git remote add origin github_url git remote add fuelphp fuel_github_url git pull fuelphp master git add . git commit -m 'adding fuel' git push origin master 

or considered bad practise?

if manage project in git , "framework" managed in git, too, have different possibilities:

• just copy files framework project. (this good, if don't want copy of whole history of framework, makes updates bit ugly.)
• use git submodule include other repository. (in project store pointer commit in framework repository.)
• use git subtree pretty integrates commits of framework project , allows easy upgrades.

you have find out way best situation.

you can find nice article on topic here.