On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 14:17, olczyk@interaccess.com wrote:
> The point is that I may have some of these directories at the point I
> decide to import a project. is there a way of importing the project
> without importing these directories?
No.
> Also from what I understand of arch it does not have a "central"
> respository, which is something I want.
You say you want a centralized system...
> My main concern
> is to somehow download all the diffs and history ( so if I change
> a file three times on my laptop, there are three new versions of
> the file in the "central" repository, the diffs are the same and the
> log messages are the same ) from a copied repository to a "centrai"
> repository, even when the central repository has been changed. It
> would be nice if I could update the copied repositoy,. but not
> necessary. It would just be nice not to have to recopy the whole
> thing.
...and yet you're describing the *exact* use-model of a decentralized
system. You're asking for multiple repositories that can exchange
changesets. That's what arch and bitkeeper and svk all do. Yes, the
repositories are arranged in a hierarchy, but it's still a
"decentralized" system. At the moment, Subversion repositories cannot
talk to each other.
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Received on Wed Dec 10 21:50:32 2003