Sorry, I had one other question regarding versioning control. I know it
is not strictly Publican-related, but I think it is semi-related, and I
didn't want to completely "pollute" my other thread.
My company services several clients for whom we maintain documentation.
I see that both SVN and git can do "sub-projects", though they both
seem to have their own pros/cons with how they manage it.
Would it be better to setup each client as a "project" with each set of
documentation as a sub project, like this:
|--CLIENT1
| |--Network_Documentation
| |--Business_Continuity_Plan
| `--Some_Other_Document
|--CLIENT2
| |--Document1
| |--Document2
| `--Document3
Or would it be better all-around to do something like this:
|--CLIENT1_NAME-Network_Documentation
|--CLIENT2_NAME-Document1
|--CLIENT1_NAME-Business_Continuity_Plan
|--etc.
In the second instance, is it possible to sort the projects by name, so
the documents for specific clients? I imagine this would be more a
feature of the web-based respository browser?
Thanks! I think that's really the only other thing I was wondering
before jumping in to it myself :-)
-Alan
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