Rather than say that this is dumb my question would be WHY are they
doing it this way? It may be that there is a thought that it is
necessary to meet some requirement and they are mistaken. The only
reason I can think of where you MUST have separate repositories is to
put them on separate servers or volumes.
Other than that...
BOb
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> Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2009 9:14 AM
> To: users_at_subversion.tigris.org
> Subject: Multiple repositories per project
>
> hello list,
>
> in the company i work we have the questionable policy of creating
three
> repositories for each project by default. in addition to a repository
> named 'src' we will also have one named 'doc' and another named 'data'
> (the latter being empty for almost all projects).
>
> i have the feeling that this might be a case of over-engineering (and
to
> be honest i think it's dumb). but i have no technical arguments
against
> this policy either.
>
> so, is it dumb, is it ok, or is it not worth arguing?
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