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Re: Local repository

From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2005_at_ryandesign.com>
Date: 2005-09-18 00:51:23 CEST

On Sep 17, 2005, at 16:41, Graham Reeds wrote:

> So to clear this up: When you check something out of the remote
> repository it is the project you then have sat on your harddrive?

"Project" is not a word that has any concrete meaning for Subversion.
In a Subversion, there are just directories. You may assign
particular meaning to particular directories, but that meaning is not
codified anywhere; it's just by convention.

If you have decided to use one repository for multiple projects, for
example, then you might lay out your repository directories like this:

/project1/
     trunk/
     branches/
     tags/
/project2/
     trunk/
     branches/
     tags/

And so on. And if you check out /project1/trunk/ from the repository,
then what you have on your hard drive would be called a working copy
of project1's trunk.

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