(Sorry if this is a double-post, I jumped the gun on submitting when
I joined)
> I am setting up my first SVN repository. I see in a lot of the docs that
> the SVN community recommends a "trunk" directory where the main line of
> the code lives. As per some 'how to be a newb' instructions, I created
> /trunk and imported my pre-existing java project into it.
>
> I created a new project from using Subclipse. Within Eclipse, the project
> now included a folder called "trunk" which contained all my files. Now I
> can see how this would happen, but is it normal in svn-managed projects to
> have the trunk directory in the project? Checking out from CVS doesn't
> create a folder called HEAD.
>
I don't care too much if 'trunk/' is there or not, I just want to do
it the standard and accepted way.
> It was trivial to get the app to compile and for the junit tests to go
> green so I know my project isn't too broken.
>
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