Quoth Lakshman Srilakshmanan <>:
> While reading through some mail archive on the internet I
> came across repository level version numbering and
> would appreciate clarification on this matter.
>
> Scenario.
> I have 3 projects under a "single" Subversion repository as follows
>
> /repository
>
> /repository/project1
> /trunk
> /branch
> /repository/project2
> /trunk
> /branch
> /repository/project3
> /trunk
> /branch
>
> If I check in a modification under project3/branch/integer.c,
> does it change the revision number for project1 & project2 as well.
If you commit revision 428 on project1/trunk, say, then your next commit
will be #429, no matter whether it is to project1/trunk or
project3/trunk or anywhere else.
> I need to understand whether the revision number is
> maintained at a project level or at the repository level.
Repository level only. Subversion has no concept of a "project" and one
cannot have a revision number. (Any file/folder, however, does have a
"last revision this was changed in", which obviously will stay the same
until you actually change something in the file/folder.)
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Received on Mon Dec 19 05:45:22 2005