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>> From: Aaron P. Martinez [mailto:ml_at_proficuous.com]
>> Sent: 03 December 2008 15:18
>> To: users_at_subversion.tigris.org
>> Subject: reposity versioning
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>> Hi All,
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>> I have developers who I maintain subversion for and they have one
>> repository that they call "core", this is the base of many new projects.
>> When they start on a new project they would like to start that project
>> at
>> revision 1.0 but I'm not sure how to copy the core to a new repository
>> and
>> get the revision numbers back down. Is this even possible?
>>
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> No, you cannot "reset" the revision if you keep the project in the same
> repository.
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> You can, however, create a new repository, check it out to a working copy
> (which would be at revision 0), copy your "core" project in this WC, and
> import it into the repository (or add and then commit). This will create
> revision 1.
>
> Anyway, why is it important? The revision is just a number, you, or your
> developers, should not give it any special meaning.
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> Giulio
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Thanks Giulio,
We wouldn't be keeping the same reposity, for every new project i create a
new repository. I think the checking out from core and then importing to
the new repository is what will do the trick.
I agree about the revision numbers. I think they are more concerned about
"version" numbers. They always want the new project to start at version
1.0, if that has any bearing. That being said, i'm not a developer so I'm
still trying to get a handle on the whole process and they aren't the best
at describing what they want. I think this will work fine for what I need
though.
Thanks.
Aaron
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