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RE: Working copy without meta data

From: Dale Worley <dworley_at_pingtel.com>
Date: 2005-02-15 20:50:35 CET

> From: Adrian May [mailto:adrian.may@blue-cell-networks.com]

> I have a genuine problem with the idea of all the metadata
> being mixed up in my working copy under those .svn
> directories, but perhaps there's a work around.

One possible workaround is to keep a real WC on a disk on some sort of
support machine, and copy the working files between the WC and the CF card.
The Unison file synchronization utility would do a nice job of this, for
instance.

In regard to "Why do they do it that way?", the reasons seem (to me) to be
the same as for CVS -- each WC directory is self-contained, and every
subdirectory in a WC is a valid WC for a subtree of the source tree.

OTOH, how a WC is structured is entirely a decision by the Subversion
client -- if one rewrote the appropriate parts of the svn client, it could
organize the WC any way one wanted it to.

Dale

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