We started from scratch, no VSS import...but still.
We have got individual Subversion-projects for every .NET-project and
.NET-solution. You make working copies under the same top level
directory
and everything works fine; solution project references are relative.
Quoting Jiho Han <jhan@InfinityInfo.com>:
> I am looking to move to subversion from vss as with a lot of people I'm
> sure.
> I've been reading the book and in it, it recommends creating trunk,
> branches, tags folder under a project root.
> A typical .NET project - the way I have been organizing - would contain
> a folder for the .sln file, and each sub-folder will contain projects
> under the solution.
> Ex)
> SomeCRUDApp/
> SomeCRUDApp/SomeCRUDApp.sln
> SomeCRUDApp/SomeCRUDApp.UI/SomeCRUDApp.UI.csproj
> SomeCRUDApp/SomeCRUDAPP.BLL/SomeCRUDApp.BLL.csproj
> SomeCRUDApp/SomeCRUDApp.DAL/SomeCRUDApp.DAL.csproj
> ... and so on.
>
> I am exactly at a loss how to go from this to the proposed subversion
> structure. Would I create the trio folders under each project? Or
> would I create the trio once under the solution folder?
> Thanks for any pointers.
>
> Jiho Han
> Senior Software Engineer
> Infinity Info Systems
> The Sales Technology Experts
> Tel: 212.563.4400 x6375
> Fax: 212.760.0540
> jhan@infinityinfo.com
> www.infinityinfo.com <http://www.infinityinfo.com/>
>
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