Won't it just be easier to create your branch off the project
repos and do your work there? Your branch is essentially
your "private" repository. Of course if you're not allowed
to create a branch that's an issue.
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From: Pablo F [mailto:caladris@googlemail.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 2:41 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: How to synchronize two subversion servers?
Hi all,
I have a conceptual problem about subversion. The issue is that
I want to download the source code of a project and import it into my
personal subversion server to develop by myself the code. But I want to
update the modifications of the project in my personal subversion server
as well. I explain with more details in the following lines:
1. Checkout from, say tigris.org to tmp1 (to simplify the case I
suppose the project has only a file)
/tmp1$: svn checkout
http://svn.tigris.org/repos/svn/trunk/project1 (version 234)
2. List the files I downloaded:
ls /tmp/tmp1
.svn
file1
3. I delete all .svn directories of tmp1.
4. I import the result to my server:
/tmp$:svn import -m "New import" tmp1
http://myserver.com/repos/test1
5. I work with my personal repository committing changes.
6. Sometime I'm in the version 20 of file1 and I want to update
the changes of the project repository, which it's now at version 250, in
my personal repository to make the version 21 of file1. I don't know how
to manage this. There is a special solution of how to synchronise these
two servers?
Thanks a lot and sorry for this little mess!
Pablo F.
Received on Mon Dec 11 17:33:26 2006