My understanding is that it doesn't. I think branches and shares are viewed as
completely separate files that are just modified in lock-step.
I'm not sure you could map it properly, because VSS is file-based, so you
branch files. You don't name branches, if I recall correctly, so SVN wouldn't
have a way of naming the branch directory anyway.
Jason
Jewgenij Moldawski wrote:
Hi!
I've found the site http://www.pumacode.org/projects/vss2svn and be glad that
there it's!
I'm going to migrate a VSS database with a couple of files and directories that had been
"branched". Will the vss2svn be creating the corresponding branches (in fact
directories) in subversion during it runs?
Thanks!
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