| using subversive with non-standard directory layouts [message #1273054] |
Wed, 19 March 2014 08:08  |
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Hello,
I have a subversion repository with a layout like this:
<baseurl>/trunk/<projectname>
<baseurl>/branches/<projectname>/<branchname>
<baseurl>/tags/<projectname>/<tagname>
It is this way for historical reasons, which I won't go into here.
I'm trying to use this layout with Subversive. I can check out trunk branches fine, but if I try to create a branch using subversive, I seem to get into trouble. I get a branch <baseurl>/branches/<projectname>/<branchname>/<projectname>.
There is also the option to create new project layouts, but I cannot see how to make this use the project layout we have.
What's the correct way to achieve this with Subversive?
Thanks,
Nick
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| Re: using subversive with non-standard directory layouts [message #1276293 is a reply to message #1274614] |
Mon, 24 March 2014 06:57  |
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Thanks for the reply. I have just tried this, and it does seem to stop Subversive trying to insert folders under my new branch.
Presumably it's a global setting, so I cannot have one repository in "respect" mode and the other in "manual" mode?
Of course it would be nicer if Subversive could "respect" arbitrary project structures: it might accept a specification for resource names in a repository's "Advanced" tab using a scheme such as "branches/%project/%branch" instead of simply "branches". Consider that a feature request!
Anyway, thank you, now I can do some work.
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