Steven Velez <svelez@alventive.com> writes:
> /core
> /branches
>
> Under branches we have several entries like
> /branches/v3.0.1
> /branches/v3.0.2
>
> .....
>
> Under core we have our "trunk" code stream which maps to our standard
> working space, but we have what we would consider several projects in this
> working space.
>
> Now I'm assuming we would end up creating the same structure in svn.
> However, I would like to know why one scheme is recommended over the other.
No hard-core reasons. I think that a majority of us simply think that
organizing by project, rather than branch, is just subjectively more
intuitive.
But this is a just a recommendation. You can organize a subversion
repository however you wish; your choice has no impact on subversion's
performance, only on how confused your users might be. Branches and
Tags are just ordinary directories, put wherever you want.
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Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:44 2006