>Why are you checking out all of the tags? Normally you simply check
out
>the trunk of the repository or one specific tag, not all 200 of them.
>
>If your repository looks like this:
>
>/trunk/
>/tags/
>/tags/foo-1.0
>/tags/foo-1.1
>/tags/foo-1.2
>
>You would check out the /trunk portion of it, and ONLY that. When you
>want a specific version check that out, but don't check out the top
>level of the tree or the tags directory, that's a HUGE amount of data
>you're putting on your local disk for no reason.
>
>-garrett
Convenience (update on projects parent folder is the simplest way to get
the whole repository structure and "get latest" revisions), but I can
see now why that's a bad thing to do because it forces me to get all the
tagged versions too! Maybe the other recommeded hierarchy makes more
sense for me?
Meaning, use this:
SVNWork\trunk\project1\
\project2\
\projectN\
SVNWork\tags\project1\
\project2\
\projectN\
SVNWork\branches\project1\
\project2\
\projectN\
Instead of this:
SVNWork\project1\trunk
\tags
\branches
SVNWork\project2\trunk
\tags
\branches
SVNWork\projectN\trunk
\tags
\branches
Thanks for the feedback, this is starting to clear things up!
Wes
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Received on Thu Mar 25 18:25:54 2004