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Re: How to convert specially set-up subdir tree into svn

From: Henk Wissink <HenkWissink_at_Boschman.NL>
Date: 2006-08-09 15:35:13 CEST

Hello John,

John Allen wrote:
> You could of course use a symlink (provided your working on a Unix type system), or svn externals.

Our environment is a Windows 2K3 Server and Windows XP desktop, running Subversion with Apache (https).

After Les Mikesell confirmed the use of externals for the common part, I thought it might be possible to maintain such a
nested structure in the repository and use even more externals referring to parent directories to be used. But in this
way, I might end up with lots of external references. However, if it offers me the advantages of Subversion while
preserving (much of) the current advantages, it is probably worth taking a shot.

Is there anyone that uses (many) externals who could warn me up-front for some pitfalls?
Is there something I should certainly not overlook?

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