> If you create Subversion repositories, please respond to this survey.
> Follow up to the whole list, not just to me personally. Keep the same
> subject line, though, so it's easy for people to filter out the
> responses.
>
> 1. Approximately how many repositories have you created since late
> January of this year?
2 (and a half-dozen test repositories)
>
> 2. Were you aware of the `--on-disk-template' option to
> 'svnadmin create'? If so, did you understand what it does?
> Do you use it [always|sometimes|never] when you create a
> new repository?
Yes, yes and no.
> If you weren't aware of it, do you now wish you had been?
>
> 3. Were you aware of the `--in-repos-template' option to
> 'svnadmin create'? If so, did you understand what it's for?
> Do you anticipate using it [always|sometimes|never]?
No, no and no. (At least, at the time I created them.)
>
> If you weren't aware of it, do you now wish you had been?
Not particularly.
>
> Thanks! Any other thoughts about the templates are also welcome, but
> do put them in a separate section from your survey responses.
Our svn server hosts (is expected to host) several repositories, with each
of our customers getting a separate repo. Within this repository, we have
directories for each independent project, each project having its own
{trunk,tags,branches} directory structure. The trunk dir in turn typically
has a standard project skeleton.
As I understand it, the --in-repos-template argument is only useful at repos
creation time; our policy requires the use of an automated tool (currently a
shell script) at project creation time, which is significantly more
frequent, applied to an existing repository.
- Sriram
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