We have a family of apps, all having the same base. Until now I've been developing this base, and the Git workflow was very simple:Development is done in develop branchNew features are developed in name-of-the-feature branchReleases are made in release-** branchUntil now, the code was the same for every app of the family. Let's say the base they share is now complete, and from now on the code will be different for every app.I'm not sure how should I deal with git and this multiple apps that have the same base.Should each one of them have its own git project?Should they be on the same project, but each one in its own branch?The point is: if I put them on separate projects, every modification done in the base of the app will have to me repeated in each of the apps. I'm not very familiar with git, but if  I store each project in a branch, will be possible to merge the base modification with each app?Does anyone have experienced a situation like this? I'm not sure how to proceed.Thanks!EDITEDWhen I said version I didn't mean like version numbers. They are actually different apps that share the same base.
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