RE: Tortoise SVN: Best practise?

I tend to keep a single 'root' directory myself, and use the sparse
checkout feature to keep the local WC 'synced' with the repo. That way,
I know exactly which directory/branch/etc is which - because it mirrors
the layout in the repo.

It's difficult enough at my age to keep track of what I'm doing, let
alone try to remember which directory I checked which project out to J

From: Jens A Andersson [mailto:Jens_A.Andersson_at_eit.lth.se]
Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 1:00 PM
To: users_at_tortoisesvn.tigris.org
Subject: Tortoise SVN: Best practise?

What is current best practice for storing local WCs? It seems that if
you have many folders - in my case some of them even Windows net folders
made available offline - where you have local WCs sparsely spread out
TSVN's scanning process takes a lot of resources. Are local WCs best
stored in one common folder, instead of store them in folders in
conjunction with their respective scope?

/Jens Andersson, LU

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