On Feb 22, 2008, at 10:52, Robert Bielik wrote:
> Ryan Schmidt skrev:
>
>> On Feb 22, 2008, at 08:11, Robert Bielik wrote:
>>
>>> Ok... hard question: With a repo structure as follows:
>>>
>>> /repo/project/trunk/ext/
>>>
>>> Can I have svn:externals on both "trunk" and "ext" directory?
>>
>> Yes? I mean, I don't see why not. Why don't you try it.
>
> Well the docs says that there shouldn't be any directory named the
> same as the one
> defined in svn:externals. That is, if it says:
>
> ext <repo URL>
>
> then I must not have ext already in the repo, but to be able to
> have the above, that
> is exactly what I'd have to do. So, OK, I'll try it...
>
> More importantly, if it isn't possible, how can I achieve it in
> another way?
Ah, you didn't initially say that "ext" was fetched via the
svn:externals property. If that's the case, then you can't have a
real directory "ext" in the working copy -- it would collide with the
one the external tries to fetch.
You could try setting "svn:externals" of repo/project/trunk to have
two items:
ext url://to/ext
ext/something url://to/something
Don't know if that works.
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