On Tue, Apr 15, 2003 at 09:08:17PM -0500, kfogel@collab.net wrote:
> >
> > /project_a/trunk
> > /project_a/tag
> > /project_a/branch
> > /project_b/trunk
> > ...
>
> Actually, that *is* the Subversion recommended layout (by which I
> guess I mean, the one the book authors intend to promote). It's just
> that a "project root" might be located at any point in the hierarchy,
> not just at the top level.
how can the suggested mechanism lay out the repository if it doesn't
know the projects? oh, are you saying that by creating '/trunk'
etc. it would be doing a layout for the implicit project at '/'...?
(personally i wouldn't put an implicit project at '/' unless i were
doing one repository per project.)
you know, why don't we install a sample layout in PREFIX/share,
and tell users to import it into each new repository and/or new
project?
of course, they could do this even if we don't install a sample
layout, but if the point is to encourage them to adopt a sane
convention, providing one for them might do the trick. and of
course, they can customize it to their heart's content if they are
so inclined.
-brian
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Received on Wed Apr 16 05:59:09 2003