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RE: duplicating a working copy

From: Gavin Lambert <gavinl_at_compacsort.com>
Date: 2005-11-15 00:33:00 CET

Quoth Travis McLeskey <mailto:tmcleskey@arc.nasa.gov>:
> To create two working copies of a repository, is it possible to do
> one check out one working copy and then make a copy of it? Is this a
> recommended practice? If not, is it widely used anyway?

I doubt it's recommended, but I have done it before and it does work :)

You can also copy only part of a working copy, but if you do that make
sure you copy an entire tree. ie. if you've got a WC with root "stuff"
that contains "stuff1", "stuff2", and "stuff3", then you can copy the
whole "stuff2" folder somewhere else and it stays a valid working copy,
but you cannot copy "stuff2" and "stuff3" only -- if you want both then
you must copy the whole of "stuff", not pieces of it.

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