newbie question

Hi,

I have a simple newbie question:

 From what I have read and what I have always used is this repo structure:

root
|-----trunk
|-----branches
|--------*
|-----tags
|--------*

In one application I am working on I need to 'folk' it and maintain two
apps that are 95% the same. Any major features will be shared/merged
between them.

What is the *correct* way to handle this? Should I just branch and
delete the trunk? Like this:

root
|-----branches
|--------app1
|--------app2
|--------*
|-----tags
|--------*

or:

root
|-----trunks
|--------app1
|--------app2
|-----branches
|--------*
|-----tags
|--------*

I don't want to create separate repos for them if I don't have to.

What is the correct and easiest way of dealing with this?

Many thanks,

Paul

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Received on Mon May 7 10:48:48 2007