Re: Global Revision Numbers?

> Hi,
>
> the TSVN help file reads:
> "For unrelated projects you may prefer to use separate repositories. When
> you commit changes, it is the revision number of the whole repository which
> changes, not the revision number of the project. Having 2 unrelated
> projects share a repository can mean large gaps in the revision
> numbers.[..]"
>
> Is there a chance to bypass this 'restriction'? Perhaps this is not only a
> TSVN problem, but may result in more repositories than necessary. BTW I've
> created a fsfs format repository on a network share. So, no SVN server
> installation.

When I first started using subversion, the Global Revision number drove me crazy, but after fighting it for a while, I just created separate repositories for each project and it works great. I think the thing that messed me up for a while was thinking that each "server" could only have one repository, but after I realized that it is nothing more then the path that you connect to and I could create as many repositories as I needed on one server/svnserve, I started to think of Repositories as if they were projects. Everything cleared up in my head.

Hope this helps.

Ron

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Received on Mon Apr 10 17:54:22 2006