RE: non-recursive checkout with later added subfolders

Niko,

This is a common confusion with the persistent --non-recursive flag and
checkout.

When you create the non-recursive checkout at the top level, subsequent
working copy commands only query the known set of files and folders - in
this case, the files and externals of that top-most folder.

Your recursive checkout of the subdirectory is entirely separately. It
may be located under the top-most folder, but it's separately
maintained.

-Geoff

-----Original Message-----
From: Sams Niko [mailto:ns@vivid-planet.com]
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 10:35 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: non-recursive checkout with later added subfolders

hi, i have a question,

lets say i have a reopsitory-layout like this:

trunk/file1
trunk/file2
trunk/file3
trunk/subdir1/...
trunk/subdir2/...
trunk/subdir3/...

i need file file1-3 AND everything from subdir1, so i do:
cd ~
svn co http://.../trunk/ workingdir --non-recursive
cd ~/workingdir
svn co http://.../tunk/subdir1 subdir1

then when i modify and files within subdir1 and i do a
cd ~/workingdir
svn st

i get:
? subdir1
It shows only the modified files from workingdir, not from subdir1.

how can i tell subversion that it should use subdir1 too?

(changing the layout is not an option, checkingout everything we
currenlty do - but because of performance-reasonst it would be nice to
checkout only one subdir)

thanks!
niko

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Received on Mon Apr 11 17:06:38 2005