Thanks, Andy. I have in fact, used both of these approaches. As I said, they
were reservations, not show-stoppers.
I'm still interested in maintaining two separate repositories.
A. Alfred Ayache
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Andy Levy wrote:
> On 1/22/07, A. Alfred Ayache <alfred@lastbyte.ca> wrote:
>> I'm in the midst of a project where I'm using Tsvn for myself and a
>> remote
>> colleague. We're using svnserve. (On Win2K)
>>
>> Now I'm starting a second project which doesn't include my colleague,
>> but I
>> still need to access it from a remote location. I added the source to
>> the same
>> repository, and that works, but I have reservations.
>>
>> For one, the revision numbers between the two projects are now conjoined.
>
> This really isn't a big deal if you consider a revision number to be
> little more than a timestamp.
>
>> For
>> another, I'm concerned my colleague may have access to this new project's
>> source, which has nothing to do with him.
>
> So use per-directory access control to deny him access.
>
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