Re: Checkout path.

Peter Scmsvn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was sure you might have had this discussion earlier.

Yes :)

> The "problem" with that behaviour, is that, for instance, when you
> want to checkout multiple projects in the same directory, from
> different paths in the repository, you are unable to do it with tsvn
> directly, you'd have to check out the first one from its /trunk/
> path, then delete the .svn created in the local folder, then checkout
> the other project from its own /trunk/ path, etc... Or, you'd have to
> create the folders before, and then checkout in those folder
> respectively.

I don't quite get your problem here. Why would you check out something
and then delete the .svn folder??
If you want to check out multiple folders, just do it.
* right-click on the folder where you want to check out
* enter the URL to check out from
* append the folder name to the check out path
* TSVN asks you if you want to create that folder since it doesn't exist
* click "yes" and let the checkout run

And btw: such nested folders are not what we want to push users to do.
If you're project requires something like this, I'd say the layout of
your project is wrong. I always want my projects to be 'ready' with a
single checkout.
You *can* do it with TSVN, but if you need to do a little bit more work
than usual, that's absolutely intended and good - because you might then
reconsider what you're doing and find a better project layout.

Stefan

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