Re: Ability to store .svn directories somewhere else

Hi,

Well, the existence of the CVS directories was/is "very strange" for
(new) CVS users. If they accidently moved or renamed a directory (and
with that moved subsequent CVS directories), they screwed up their
working copy. I'm surprised to see, that this culprit of CVS was not
solved with subversion.

Writing a 100%-Java-client (maybe) _would_ give the possibility to solve
this issue as well. OK, I could not use command line svn any more on
this working copy, but I believe, this would not be a real problem,
because one easily could go back to the .svn directories by checking out
the project again using command line svn.

--
Best regards,
Thomas Singer
_____________
smartcvs.com
Lee Thompson wrote:
> I use a wget script to mirror the svn repository
> instead of using the subversion client.  Problem with
> this approach is you have to patch subversion to
> return the http Last-Modified header
> 
> http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=971
> 
> In my case I don't need to commit back to the
> repository.  Be advised the patch I wrote is very
> experimental.
> 
> Lee
> 
> --- subversion@smartcvs.com wrote:
> 
>>How to configure Subversion to store the .svn
>>directories somewhere else 
>>(in a "local repository") to get clean working
>>directories?
>>
>>--
>>Best regards,
>>Thomas Singer
>>_____________
>>smartcvs.com
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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