Brian Beaudet wrote:
> So with TortoiseSVN, I can only explore one repository at a time? Is it
> many clicks to get to another repository?
With TortoiseSVN you can check out any portion of any repository to
almost any place on your workstation in order to create a working copy
(WC). You can do that multiple times to create multiple WCs, each of
which is bound to the particular repository from which the WC was
created on initial checkout, but each WC can be bound to a different
repository.
For example, you browse in Windows Explorer (WE) to D:\Work\MyWCs (a
plain directory). You then use the right-mouse-button to check out,
say,
a) http://mysvnserver/svn/repos1/trunk/projectX
to D:\Work\MyWCs\ProjectX
b) http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk
to D:\Work\MyWCs\SubVersion
c) http://mysvnserver/svn/repos2/trunk/projectY
to D:\Work\MyWCs\ProjectY
Where http://mysvnserver/svn/repos1/ is one repos on "mysvnserver",
http://mysvnserver/svn/repos2/ is an *independent* repos on the same
server, and http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/ is the public SubVersion
project repos.
Later on, you could switch so that
c) http://mysvnserver/svn/repos2/trunk/projectY
to D:\Work\MyWCs\ProjectY
becomes
c) http://mysvnserver/svn/repos2/branches/projectY-3.2.1
to D:\Work\MyWCs\ProjectY
i.e. you are working on a branch of projectY which was created at some
point by
svn copy http://mysvnserver/svn/repos2/trunk/projectY
http://mysvnserver/svn/repos2/branches/projectY-3.2.1
Hope this helps...
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Received on Thu Mar 25 20:32:21 2004