Early on we experimented with multiple Tracs, one per existing application, but we lost the "whole" view that was most important to us as we transition these apps. The multi-project Tac setups seem to be working for some, but we didn't have the resources to experiment with these at the time.
Also, setting up multiple svn repos is not only an increased administrative burden, you potentially lose the history of movement of files and directories if that movement is cross-repo. Since we had/have a lot of cross-app refactoring, we did not want to sacrifice this information.
So, my only advice on the subject is, try and think of what is important to your organization/team and let that guide your decision on how best to implement your development support infrastructure.
Just some opinions,
Doug
On 8/28/06, Aaron D. Marasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can make 3 repositories - Voyager_Triton, Voyager_doc, and Voyager_OM.
Then have each with their own trac, and a 4th svn project 'Voyager' that
just combines the 3 with svn:external calls.
- Aaron
On Mon, August 28, 2006 08:30, Adrian Gschwend wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I run several Subversion repositories and also TRACs for projects. Now
> we have a bigger project coming up and we would like to have one
> Subversion repository for it but several TRACs. The structure of the
> Subversion directory would be something like this:
>
> Voyager/Triton
> Voyager/doc
> Voyager/OM
>
> etc. This is one Subversion repository and the Triton, doc, OM dirs are
> created via svn.
>
> Is it possible to have a TRAC for such a subdirectory in my Subversion
> tree? The thing is that even if the projects are related, milestones,
> bugs etc should be separated whenever possible.
>
> I tried to create a new project with trac-admin pointing to such a
> subdir but TRAC doesn't consider it as Subversion root (well, it isn't :-)
>
> Any hints would be appreciated
>
> cu
>
> Adrian
>
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