Ok - replace the word "project" with "application".
I understand the directory structure in the repository
doesn't matter - what I don't understand is how it's
possible to work with multiple applications at the
same time e.g.
trunk\common\src
trunk\application1\src
Both directories above have a "src" directory -
application1 depends on common - how do I checkout
common and application1 in the same local directory,
without getting an error about the "src" already being
under version control?
--- "Robert P. J. Day" <rpjday@mindspring.com> wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Oct 2005, charles i wrote:
>
> > I'm new to SVN, and have been (unsuccessfully)
> trying
> > to set up a repository (respositories) for working
> > with multiple related projects.
> >
> > We have many projects, all using a common base
> code,
> > and some sharing a set of sub-projects. Ideally, I
> > would like my repository set up like:
> >
> > trunk\common\src
> > trunk\project1\src
> > trunk\project2\src
>
> i know i've harped on this before but make sure
> you're not misled by
> the term "project." in subversion, there is
> technically no such
> thing as a "project." a subversion repo is simply a
> directory
> structure with subdirectories you can interpret any
> way you want.
>
> if you want to interpret some of those directories
> as "projects,"
> that's up to you. but subversion itself doesn't
> recognize any such
> thing. just sayin'.
>
> rday
>
>
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