Can multiple libraries be published to a single repo, provided that each has a separate libraray.properties file?

[abcdaaaaaaaaa]

Hello,

There’s a repo with multiple Arduino libraries in subfolders (e.g., /c1, /c2, /c3), each with its own library.properties and source files.

I’m curious— is it allowed to publish all these libraries together in one ZIP file?

Would this cause problems for users installing or updating via Arduino IDE or Library Manager?

For example, let the username be a and the main repo name be b.

https://github.com/a/b/c1
https://github.com/a/b/c2
https://github.com/a/b/c3

(Provided that the latest version of each is always kept the same)

Can we save repostries.txt like this instead of https://github.com/a/b?

Thank you in advance for your help!

[per1234]

Hi @abcdaaaaaaaaa. No. It is mandatory to use a dedicated repository for each library.

In general, you will also find this to be superior for the development, maintenance, and support of the library project. GitHub allows unlimited free repositories, so there is no need to mash a bunch of libraries into a single repository.