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Re: Creating tags

From: Karl Heinz Marbaise <khmarbaise_at_gmx.de>
Date: Thu, 01 Jan 2009 14:37:18 +0100

Hi Ilan,

> We have a huge amount of assets (jpg,flv,mp3 etc), in SVN, but for each
> release we take only part of the assets files.
Where is this defined ?

>
> But in the SVN, when we make a tag, we are tagging all the assets.
Yes this in done on purpose, cause a tag marks all items which are part
of a particular release.

>
> I want that the automatic tool, will copy all assets from the Trunk
> folder to the Tag folder, but a cheep copy, so that we will not double
> our assets inside the svn.
You are not doubling your assets...cause Subversion will make an 'cheap
copy' which means in other words it will a reference in the tags folder
which is called "tag"...
If you use the svn copy command for example in the following way:

svn copy URL/trunk URL/tags/R1.0 -m"- Rel 1.0".

you can see via "svn log URL/tags/R1.0" a thing like this:

  A /tags/R1.0 (from: /trunk:100)

This is what exactly is stored internally...

So why would you like to change this behaviour and do some self made
things ?

But as you mentioned that you only take parts of your assets for the
release it seemed to me that you should change your tagging convention...

Or may be you can take a look at the result of things like this:

svn diff --summarize URL/tags/R1.0 URL/tags/R1.1

Or do i understand your intention wrong ?

Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbaise

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