puzzled about branching
From: Sharon Hanlon <slhanlon_at_internode.on.net>
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2011 12:59:54 +1000
I have created a branch of my project on the server, and have run an update on my client. I was under the impression that branching created a “cheap copy”, but the update appears to be downloading a copy of everything, giving me two identical versions of the project, and I can go in and look at the branch without having to switch to it from /trunk.
Is this what is supposed to happen? I thought I would not be able to see anything in the branch unless I switched to it, and that I’d only have one copy of each project file unless I changed it. I only WANT one copy of any identical files on my system – I thought switching would give me that, rather than doing a check-out of the branch, but it seems an update is giving me all of it a second time anyway.
My project structure looks something like this (art and audio folders contain what’s needed for the entire project – only the development folder has the different versions):
Thanks for any clarification.
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