Re: Repository structure (project with different sub-projects)

Thank you for your answer.
I've understood your general explanations and that is the way I've
structured the repository.
Reason for putting trunk/branch/tag into the project and not in front of the
project:
We will have different projects and not all of them should appear in the
same tag/branch directory.

But if you have a better idea to structure it, please let me know.

svn:externals:
If made my first tests and it seams that this solution is possible.
As far as I understood the properties will be released too?
How do you use/organize the svn:externals? During development process HEAD
and when you create an new release (tag) of your product, you change the
svn:externals and switch to the current folder revision of the released
subproject?

How can you keep an overview about all your svn:externals? Is there a
graphical diagram or something else? It seams to be a problem to get
overview about the different used svn:externals properties.
Same problem for the developer who checked out the project sources. Checkout
means that the "linked" sub-project will be exported too. If somebody
changes the svn:externals properties, will an "svn update" update the local
environment too?

Best regards and thanks a lot
Marco

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