Hi,
I am developing a framework that will be used across several different
projects, the way I am developing the framework is to add code to it
as each project needs it. I can't figure out how best to work with
this in subversion. Basically I have code specific to each project and
common code that is used in every project.
In my local development environment I have the following folder structure:
/Sites
/Sites/Project1
/Sites/Project1/framework
/Sites/Project1/framework/application
/Sites/Project1/framework/config
/Sites/Project1/framework/system
/Sites/Project1/public_html
/Sites/Project2
/Sites/Project2/framework
/Sites/Project2/framework/application
/Sites/Project2/framework/config
/Sites/Project2/framework/system
/Sites/Project2/public_html
The "system" folder contains the framework code that is common to all
projects. Is it possible to have everything inside the "Project1"
folder be in one repository except the "system" folder, and have this
stored inside a different repository? If so how would I go about
getting subversion to ignore the "system" folder when working with
Project1?
Would it be easier to store everything in a single repository and
checkout different parts to various folders?
Thanks
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Received on Tue Nov 21 23:14:42 2006