On Jan 21, 2009, at 18:42, Yves Dorfsman wrote:
> Yves Dorfsman wrote:
>
>> I want to bury my repositories under directories, something like:
>>
>> /svn/marketing/US/proj1
>> US/proj2
>> EU/proja
>> EU/projb
>> sales/newcustomers/tracking/traditional
>> /web
>>
>> etc....
>>
>> The last direcotries (the ones at the bottom of the trees) are all
>> subversion repositories.
>>
>> Now, if I put:
>> SVNParentPath /svn
>>
>> in my httpd.conf, and move proj1 into /svn, I can browse, check
>> out etc...
>> my project, but as soon as I create one extra layer (eg:
>> /svn/marketing/proj1), then I cannot access my project, neither
>> with a
>> browser, nor with svn.
>>
>> I tried to add "SVNListParentPath on" (and restarted the server),
>> but that
>> did not change anything.
>>
>> Is there a way to do this with dav_svn ?
>
> I cannot believe nobody run into this problem before. It is typical
> of CVS
> servers to have multiple "modules" under one "repository", and
> multilple
> "repositories" under one "root". A "CVS module" correspond to a
> subversion
> repository. I cannot believe that people have hundreds of svn
> repositories
> into one directory ?
>
> How do you address this ?
The issue has come up several times on this list before. I agree it
would be useful for SVNParentPath to support a hierarchy of
repositories. Unfortunately, it does not support that today.
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Received on 2009-01-22 18:19:06 CET