Quoth Robert Swarbrick <mailto:robert.swarbrick@asg.com>:
> Rather than simply checking out svn://myserver/software/trunk
> as a whole, check it out non-recursively, then individually
> check out the sub-folders you want on that client.
[...]
> svn checkout -N svn://myserver/software/trunk config1 cd config1
> svn checkout svn://myserver/software/trunk/projectA
> svn checkout svn://myserver/software/trunk/projectB
> svn checkout -N svn://myserver/software/trunk/groupC cd groupC
> svn checkout svn://myserver/software/trunk/groupC/projectD
> svn checkout svn://myserver/software/trunk/groupC/projectF
If someone has already done a full checkout, is it possible to "discard"
a folder retrospectively?
I'm thinking that removing the folder at the OS level and then manually
tweaking .svn/entries in the parent folder would do the trick. Is that
correct, or will that just break stuff?
> This does mean that if someone adds in "projectF2" to
> "groupC" you won't get it automatically, but given your
> requirement of "different machines/developers need different
> code" that's presumably desired.
Yep, exactly.
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Received on Sun Nov 6 22:29:15 2005