On Sep 1, 2008, at 02:37, Jim wrote:
> Hi,
>
> At home I have many small collections of related files that are
> essentially libraries (some are, some are just a set of files) that
> I share/use in many of my applications. I'm attempting to place
> things under version control (I chose svn) and I'd like to avoid is
> a mandatory directory layout. For instance, I'd like to get away
> from a Visual Studio project having files at ../../shared/
> MyLibSrcA. Plus, I don't like the idea of re-creating my current
> directory structure in what I believe would have to be a single svn
> repository. I was planning on having multiple repositories, one per
> Visual Studio project. But, I need to share all those collections
> of files/libs.
>
> At work, our version control system lets us add other projects as a
> subproject to a project. In other words, a project can have files
> AND other projects. So, you can share projects. That way, you can
> include various projects of files and when you create your
> "sandbox", all the files can be in one directory. Can svn do this?
> I looked at the add and import commands & they appear to be file
> oriented.
Have you considered svn:externals?
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.advanced.externals.html
// ben
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