Hi Bill
Yep, I do know about checking out subdirectories. It was more of a
question of whether the demos are something that belong in the trunk
- I totally agree that the manual/docs should.
Like I said, nothing huge but I did notice that - for example - the
Lucene demo contains quite a bit of obsolete Java code that I'm not
sure belongs anymore.
Thanks for the quick reply
We do need to maintain consistency between the docs and the code to
which the docs apply.
Keeping the docs and code in the same svn repository satisfies
that. Moving docs to wiki-only would break that. Moving docs to
another repository would require us to link the docs and sources
together with subversion externals, and this adds complexity to the
administration and management. I'm mindful that our svn
administrator for Framework is also one of our developers.
You know you can check out a subdirectory of the ZF tree, right?
If all you need is the library directory, then just sync with the
library directory. Or you can set up your own svn server and
declare whatever set of subdirectories you want, treating them each
as externals.
See http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/svn-book.html#svn-ch-7-sect-3
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