please correct me if i'm wrong, but 'Best Practices' seem to indicate
that at the top level of your repository you should have directories
labeled 'branches', 'tags', 'trunk', that contain your branches, tags
and trunk. :)
a question i have regarding this setup is when i specify my repository
URL for a checkout, do i always have to list either 'branches',
'tags', or 'trunk' as part of the URL?
for example, my repository is called 'My_Project'. in the root of my
project i have the three recommended directories. and since this is a
new repository i've only populated the 'trunk' with my project files.
so now a developer wants to perform a checkout to populate their local
workspace. for the URL to the repository they would enter:
'svn://reposMachine/My_Project/trunk'. if the developer wanted to
check out a specific branch, assuming there were branches to check out
from, they would enter:
'svn://reposMachine/My_Project/branch/branchName' as their URL.
is this correct? or is there a way around having to enter 'branch',
'tags', 'trunk' in the URL?
when i've tried just entering: 'svn://reposMachine/My_Project' as the
URL i end up getting all branches, tags and the trunk in my local
workspace.
thanks for any comments, corrections, etc. :)
oh, are there any docs that list out 'Best Practices' aside from the
SVN Book? i've been trying to read through the docs listed on the
site just to get up to speed.
thanks again
andy
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Received on Wed Feb 14 16:56:39 2007