Re: [OT] - Svn Multiple Repositories on Windows
- From: "Peter Bradley" <pbradley@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 08:20:53 +0100
The key, I think, is that the version number in Subversion is the version
number of the repository.
Reading the section "Adding Projects" in Chapter 5 (Repository
Administration) of the Subversion manual should give you some good pointers.
Cheers
Peter
"Diego Jancic" <jancic@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1177901314.942836.234480@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello everyone!,
I installed SVN Server on Windows a few weeks ago using SVN-1-
ClickSetup, and I realized that all the files in all the projects have
the same version.
My dir structure is something like this:
- svn://server/
- Project_1
- trunk
- (some files)
- branch
- (some files)
- tag
- (some files)
- Project_2
- trunk
- (some files)
- branch
- (some files)
- tag
- (some files)
- Project_3
- trunk
- (some files)
- branch
- (some files)
- tag
- (some files)
Is there a way to configure svn to use different versions between the
different projects, but keep the same version in all the files inside
the same Project's trunk (and branches, and tags) ???
Thanks in advance,
Diego
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