What's a good way to sync native javascript code among projects?

Question

In my web projects (Django framework) I usually have several internal javascript files that are common to them. These web projects are stored in separate mercury source code repositories. Here is the corresponding directory structure:

+ static
--+ css
--+ images
--+ js
-----+ thirdparty
-----+ mycompany
--------+ shared_lib1.js
--------+ shared_lib2.js
--------+ project_only_lib.js
-----+ tests

The html script link looks like this:

<script src="/static/js/mycompany/shared_lib1.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

Currently, when I make changes (for example, correct an error) in one of the shared libraries and check them, the updated code exists in only one repository. So now I manually copy the changes to other repositories and check them out.

That seems pretty dumb.

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Answer 1

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http://domain.com/shared_libs/45/lib1.js
http://domain.com/shared_libs/45/lib2.js

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http://domain.com/shared_libs/0.8-beta3/lib2.js

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