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Re: Best practices rookie question.

From: marc gonzalez-carnicer <carnicer.lists_at_gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 03:23:52 +0100

hi,

2008/1/26, claudia logan <cvlogan1_at_yahoo.com>:
> Question 1: Using TortoiseSVN, How do I create a branch where only 3 of the
> 5 directories are branched. what are the best practices. What I have done
> is branched the complete trunk then remove what I dont need. But that seems
> counterproductive. I updated the repository twice when there was no need.

i would not remove after branching. if you merge back to trunk, the
removed items will be removed.

>
> Question 1b: related to above, but instead of folders, individual files. I
> may need 5 documents out of 10. All located in the same area. How do I tag
> only what I need, leaving the rest?

it seems you haven't remarked yet that copying (branching) is 'cheap', i.e., it
does not take up disk space. otherwise, i don't see why you would want to
tag some subset of the files.

if you really need to release a subset of documents, what i'd do is :

 * create a release/export folder on the repo
 * svn copy there the needed files

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