RE: One directory -> two repositories?

Julio,

Do you have a situation where your WC looks like some version of one of
these?

Dir x,y,z -> local repository

Dir a,b,c -> remote repository

Or:

Dir 1,2,3 local repository

Dir a as a subfolder of dir 1-> from remote repository

If so look into SVN:external, and also possibly vendor branches in the
documentation.

SVN:external can handle any version of the above where the remote repository
is a subfolder of the local repository, it can not however handle the
reverse, and if that is your situation, than some version of an import /
export script will be needed, which is what SVK is.

Anthony Winner

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From: Julio [mailto:julio.martin.hidalgo_at_gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 5:30 AM
To: users_at_subversion.tigris.org
Subject: One directory -> two repositories?

Hello everybody, I have one doubt not answered in the FAQ. I want to
checkout from a repository that's updated every day, and have that directory
in my repository at the same time. So, I want to modifiy some files, and at
the same time, have the latest code from the main project. In conclusion, I
want to modify an open source project, maintening it updated, and have it at
my repository. Perhaps changing the ".svn" directory name for one of the
repositories?

Best regards.
Julio
Received on 2008-07-15 01:54:37 CEST