RE: Same Working Dir Different Repos?

Hiya,

I have my build-scripts put all the binaries that are produced, and need to
be saved under some sort of version-control, into a seperate directory. This
directory is ignored by svn. It could also be a directory in a seperate
tree, of course.

Items in this directory can then be versioned using a different repos.

Regards,

--Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: Dirk Hoffmann [mailto:dh.discuss@web.de]
Sent: donderdag 25 september 2003 18:18
To: Subversion users mailing list
Subject: Same Working Dir Different Repos?

Hi,

I'm quite new to subversion and am planning to use two different repos
(possibly even served by different servers) which should be accessible
from within the same working directory.

The reason is that I want to build up two seperate systems:

One managing the program sources as common.

Another managing packages containing all the product files (binaries,
docs, etc produced from the sources).

The problem is, that sources and product files may be located in the
same working dir.

The first solution coming to my mind is to have different
.svn-directories, of course named differently. Then you somehow have to
tell the client to use these. Is there a way to do so or am I completely
on the wrong path?

I'm thinking about compiling different clients which use different
.snv-dirs or one client which accepts a command line arg to tell it
which .snv-dir to use.

Any advice very much appreciated.
Dirk

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Received on Thu Sep 25 16:44:58 2003