One idea: How about using just one repository, but shaped like this: trunk/ branches/ tags/
then a next level (example from inside trunk): trunk/code/ trunk/data/ trunk/originals/ so if you wanted to download the latest of all, you would do svn up on trunk, while if you wanted to just grab a new code branch, you'd do svn up on trunk/code only. I do not see what you gain from using separate repositories, instead of separate directories inside a single repository. Am I missing something? I think it is a feature that with a single repository we would still have one global revision ID for everything, so you could say, "test revision NNN", instead of "test code revision NNN with data revision MMM". - Per _______________________________________________ Warzone-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/warzone-dev
