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Re: TSVN and ASP.NET

From: Jonathan L. <jleibiusky_at_quadratica.com.ar>
Date: 2006-01-28 19:37:12 CET

Ok. so what do you think about this...

Once you have a WC you guess the admin dir to use (.svn or _svn) from
the WC and not from the enviroment variable. This will let both .svn and
_svn WC without the annoying switching (you´ll have to switch just when
you do a checkout).

Jonathan

Stefan Küng wrote:
> Jonathan L. wrote:
>> Imagine the following situation.
>> I checkout a repository with the common installation (so I have .svn
>> directories), than I change the enviroment value to 1 and checkout
>> another repository (so now I have _svn directories).
>> Thereafter I only have to change the enviroment value to use each one
>> of them.
>> What i meant is to have this done automatically by having a
>> configuration file in each repository and defining rather to use .svn
>> or _svn directories. Why is it impossible?
>
> If you set the env variable, you must either rename all previous
> working copy admin files from .svn to _svn, or do a fresh checkout.
>
> About why that's not possible: have a look at the Subversion code.
> It's not that easy to implement something like this. And just to work
> around a bug in another app, that's not worth the effort.
>
> Stefan
>

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