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RE: One repository per project or one to rule them all?

From: Dale Worley <dworley_at_pingtel.com>
Date: 2005-06-28 15:30:27 CEST

> From: Ben Jackson [mailto:ben@incomumdesign.com]
>
> Currently I have all of my projects in one SVN repository.
> This seemed
> like a good idea at first as there were some shared code
> libraries that
> were used across multiple projects, but the log is getting cluttered,
> and I'm thinking it might be a good idea to split the repository by
> project. Is this a good idea? Thanks,

Unless you absolutely never move code between the projects, use one
repository, because moving code between repositories is a nuisance.

But why is the log a problem? If you do "svn log" on a directory that is
the root of a project, you should only see the changes in the project.

Dale

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