On 5/5/06 1:20 PM, "Chris" <shef31@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I'm adapting an existing project to Subversion. This project has parallel
> source trees for test and production code. Is this the best way to arrange
> the folders?
>
> MyProject
> --branches
> ----version2branch
> ------src
> --------com
> ----------mydomain
> ------------MyClass.java
> ------test
> --------com
> ----------mydomain
> ------------TestMyClass.java
> ------build.xml
> ----tags
> ----trunk
> ------src
> --------com
> ----------mydomain
> ------------MyClass.java
> ------test
> --------com
> ----------mydomain
> ------------TestMyClass.java
> ------build.xml
>
> Or should /src and /test be the top-level directories, with /branches,
> /tags, and /trunk underneath each?
Presumably you want to tag/branch your tests with production code. So your
original organization above will work. When you check out your project,
though, make sure you do "Check out as ..." and name it, otherwise you'll
end up with the default name of "trunk".
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Received on Fri May 5 20:20:37 2006