There are two popular directory layouts:
/trunk
/branches
/tags
or
projectname/trunk
projectname/branches
projectname/tags
In either case, the root of the project IS trunk/. To checkout one would
do
svn co url://blah/project/trunk project
At least, that's how I do it. I have never thought about where to put
vendor code or something.
On Fri, 2005-03-11 at 12:11 -0500, Craig A. Vanderborgh wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm a Subversion newbie confused by Subversion's weird repository
> layout. In particular, I am unsure how to structure the directory
> hierarchy for my repositories.
>
> My problem is simple - we have several large-ish directory trees, for
> example a linux kernel tree called "linux-2.6.10". Other trees need to
> reside beside this one in the directory hierarchy.
>
> Given that Subversion requires its own directory hierarchy, i.e.
> "trunk,..." where should my "linux-2.6.10" directory, the base of my
> tree, actually go?? Is it supposed to be in "trunk"??
>
> I have read the documentation on this and I find it unclear, to say the
> very least. The book simply does not describe this in a clear enough
> way to be meaningful. Please help me out, because I think this is my
> last problem. I have been able to get everything else working.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> craig vanderborgh
> voxware incorporated
>
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