Ilan Yaniv wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have this project – *project1*. There are two versions to the
> project ie *ver1* and *ver2*. Both versions are in *_two different
> branches_*
>
> They are different. Ver2 is completely new.
>
> I have another project ie *project2* it is parallel to *ver1*, and
> also using it resources, so it is under *ver1* branch.
>
> But it is also using *ver2* resources.
>
> I want *project2* to be in both branches, (*ver1* and *ver2)*, but as
> a link. So if I do a “check in” for *project2* files I’ll see them in
> both branches (*ver1* and *ver2*).
>
> Is links also allowed in SVN?
>
Why aren't you using an extern? Add an svn extern property at the point
in the tree where you want the common code to reside (it doesn't matter
where it actually lives), when the tree is checked out the external is
fetched at the same time. This works regardless of the client OS because
its invisible.
Simon Lucy
> Thanks
>
> **Ilan Yaniv**
>
> Configuration Management
>
> Phone: 03-7534333 ext. 5873
>
> Ilan.Yaniv_at_timetoknow.org <mailto:Ilan.Yaniv_at_timetoknow.org>
>
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