Re: How can I ignore some directories while I update my projects?

Hi,

2009/5/18 Leandro Zuliani <zulianileandro_at_gmail.com>:
> - dir-of-my-section
>  - mydir1
>   + trunk
>   + branches
>   + tags (+/- 50 tags inside)
>  - mydir2
>   + trunk
>   + branches
>   + tags (+/- 50 tags inside)
>  - mydir3
>   + trunk
>   + branches
>   + tags (+/- 50 tags inside)
>
> And so on... 1,2,3...mydir300
>
> I´m trying to give a "SVN update" in "dir-of-my-section", this is a
> biggest corp organization.
>

I am guessing you are not able to reorganise the repository into a
more convenient

-dir-of-my-section
  -trunk
   - mydir1
   - mydir2
   - ...
  -branches
  -tags

Are the files in mydirN/trunk referring to mydirM/trunk (i.e. do the
files 'know' about the existence and location of other trunks (or
worse, branches or tags)?

If not, then you could create a new folder at the dir-of-my-section
level, say sectiontrunk. Inside that folder, create SVN externals that
point to the mydirN/trunk folders. Then checkout that sectiontrunk and
work with it. (make your branches/tags via the repobrowser from the
actual mydirN/trunk).

-- 
Regards,
Jean-Marc
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