I have better time answering this in the end of this week..

So we should talk about the layout of the subversion repository.  We had
talked about each project getting its own "module" in the repository
with its own trunk/branches/tags structure.

This is easy enough for the core stuff.

But has implications for all of the current HibernateExt subprojects.
Specifically, the biggest issue is the use of HibernateExt/common and
how y'all want to deal with that (plus the dependency on core).  Three
options:
(1) keep doing what you do now in terms of checking out each
individually
(2) use of svn:externals to link-in the common stuff
(3) removal of common and reworking the builds


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