User: TSVN-User, mailto:zafira007@gmx.de
Rubriken: Daily use
hello,
I had a fundamental question in working with TSVN connected to a
svn-server via web-dav.
the layout of the server should keep a separate repo for each project,
to avoid incrementing and scrambling revision-numbers with other
projects.
so i get following layout:
proj-1 => repo-1
proj-2 => repo-2
proj-3 => repo-3
.
.
proj-i => repo-i
.
.
proj-n => repo-n
this causes (in my less expierience with TSVN and svn) for each repo an
own URL in repo-browser and other dialogs (checkout, ...) selecting the
repo on the server. to prevent the user for (mis)typing the repo-name
in the URL, i wanna give him a list with already existing repos on the
server. (background: the repo must be created by the admin and not by
user!) this will be realized by a list with all repo-names stored in an
own repo admin (only for \"keeping clean the dishes\" :o) ). this file
will be checked out to the svn-client (win32) triggered by
user-action.
then this file will be parsed and the history in the registry will be
modified with these names, regardless to the previous contents.
1.) this way seems not very comfortable to me, is there any better way
to go?
2.) if not: for example the checkout-dialog takes only about 3 URL\'s
(i think from the repo-browser-URL\'s stored in registry) in the list.
I didn\'t find a place where this can be modified or where the value
can be increased.
3.) at least: I also tested the subcommander, and I found the feature
with default repo-layout \"trunk, tags, branches\" very good. any plans
to implement anything similar to TSVN? best will be in an config-file -
and not registry - for customizing in the way which upgrown
(=unix)-admins prefer ;o)
any ideas were welcome!
u.
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Received on Wed Apr 6 23:29:32 2005