We went with a repository structure that holds multiple projects. With your
setup though, sounds like you may also want to be changing the access
permissions on a fairly constant basis, which also isn't some quick thing
that can be done through a gui. Our setup though, any developer could go in
and create a new directory for a project in the current repository. I can
see reasons though not to adopt this approach. We're also a smaller company
and technically I'm not the IT guy, but just the guy who promoted SVN and
got it all setup.
You might just want to consider if you could keep one repository for all
your projects. Otherwise, Stefan's idea of using a remote share to some
trusted users sounds like a great solution.
- Jody
On 1/13/06, Judah Frangipane <judah-fc@t8design.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the answer. I would have to disagree about only admins
> creating repositories thing. We get new projects on a regular basis and
> they are assigned to different designers, programmers, etc. I'm not sure
> about your company but our IT guy is busy enough that we have to create
> the repositories ourselves if we want to start using it before next
> year. :) So I get asked that asked that question every time I teach. We
> are a smaller company so we usually have to wear more than one hat at
> times.
>
> Judah
>
> Jody Shumaker wrote:
>
> > No, subversion has no way of doing this. You need local access to the
> > location you want to create a repository at. This shouldn't really be
> > an issue, only admins should be creating repoitories. When i was
> > showing my office how to use subversion, I never even mentioned how to
> > create a repository, I only told a few of the admins.
> >
> > - Jody
> >
> > On 1/12/06, *Judah Frangipane* <judah-fc@t8design.com
> > <mailto:judah-fc@t8design.com>> wrote:
> >
> > Is there a place in TortoiseSVN to create a repository on a remote
> > server? For example, can TSVN create a repository at
> > repos.myserver.com/path/to/repos/new_repository_1
> > <http://repos.myserver.com/path/to/repos/new_repository_1>
> >
> > I just taught another session on using TortoiseSVN at our office and
> > everyones eyes went real big when I showed them how to setup a
> > repository with the Putty command line client.
> >
> > Judah
> >
> >
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