My company is in the process of moving all our source code to Subversion
and what we are planning on doing is having separate repositories. One
repository will be used by all our developers to manage their code with,
the other repository is what will be used for storing all the source
code that gets released to UAT/Production. In essence the second
repository will be used as an external tagging system.
Is anyone using Subversion is a similar scenario? What process would
people recommend in moving the code between repositories? I've been
investigating using a Nant script to do this process but have a couple
of problems I'm trying to find solutions for. The dev repository makes
heavy use of a common library with each project stored in Subversion
using multiple svn:externals references to this library. When exporting
the Dev code that is ready for UAT/Production release, I need to update
these svn:externals to point to the common library held in the second
repository. I've been looking at the svn commands and can save the
svn:externals definitions to a text file but the sticking point is the
actual updating of the svn:externals references back to Subversion. Any
advice on the best way to do this?
Regards,
Gordon
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Received on 2008-05-20 06:44:25 CEST