Hi, > I created and opened an empty repository. Next, I created branches > called project_1 and project_2 based off of the empty commit. I could > then successfully open/checkout project_1 and project_2. Some time ago I was asking on this list how to manage multiple projects in one repository, and came to the same conclusion: each project it in its own branch, branched off the initial empty commit. The approach works for me. > It also then occurs to me that someone can still commit to the trunk > branch. Is it possible to delete trunk, or is that what closed tags are > for? Thinking the latter, but I want to confirm my understanding. The trunk is what you will hit by default when accessing the repository via the web interface. I keep cross-project information in the trunk, for example a summary of the projects in the repository, licensing information (which in my case applies to all contents of the repository), etc. As far as I know the wiki works off trunk, and I suspect that issues do as well.
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