Hey all,
I have been thinking about using subversion at work, hopefully
replacing the existing source control program. But there is a feature
in our existing system that we use quite often.
Basically, we have a set of common base code. When we release a new
product, all the base code is included along with some product
specific code. All the products are based on this common base code. In our current system, we can link this common base code into the
different products we produce. This gives us the freedom to update
the common base code and all the products will automatically get the
updates (because they are linked instead of copies of the common base
code).
In the Subversion manual (http://svnbook.red-bean.com/), under section 7. Advanced Topics, there is a topic on 'Vendor branches' that may give you some ideas on how to integrate and maintain library code with product-specific repositories.
--David Davis
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