Repository structure is just recommendation. No more. That is why it is
working. Your project is kept in Berkeley database in repository, that
is why you can't find the trace of your project. Most of all it is
compressed in repository, that is why repository size is less than your
project. Besides .svn folder in your working copy of project take
significant place.
However, that mailing list is for other questions. You should signup
user mailing list: users@subversion.tigris.org and read that:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.2/index.html
pingu wrote:
> Hi, i have a rails app that i imported into subversion, i didnt create the
> suggested dir structure (trunk, tags, branches) but it worked fine. I
> deleted my working copy, and then checked out a revision from subversion,
> all was fine.
>
> I then read about the suggested directory structure, and wondered where my
> project had been copied as i had not created a trunk dir, i went looking in
> my repository, and found no trace of it.
>
> What really confused me is that my project was 15Meg, yet my subversion
> repository was only 3.4Meg?????? how can this be?
>
> I have removed all trace of my project, but am still able to check it out
> from subversion, where is it coming from????
>
> Can anyone please explain this to me.
>
> Many thanks.
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Regards,
Slava
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Received on Wed Feb 14 11:46:15 2007