| Checking out multiple SVN locations to single project [message #770582] |
Sat, 24 December 2011 18:25  |
 Ben Keen
Messages: 1
Registered: December 2011 |
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Hi!
I've used PDT for years now, but one thing's always puzzled me...
Here's my problem. I use it primarily for a single, relatively large open source project. The project is split into separate components (Core code, modules, themes and API), each of which is stored in different locations in 2 different SVN repositories.
When working locally I just check out the Core code. So far so good. However, the modules, themes and API are all stored in SUBFOLDERS of my project - and, I'd like to be able to check out those components from their separate SVN locations directly to those folders in my local working copy, so I can easy develop locally. But I can't! This appears to be a limitation with Eclipse / Subclipse.
I tried adding symbolic links to the checked out components, but due to the way PHP works with require(), it messes up relative paths, so that's no good.
Has anyone run into a similar problem? Find a good solution?
Thanks!
- Ben
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| Re: Checking out multiple SVN locations to single project [message #773459 is a reply to message #770582] |
Sun, 01 January 2012 17:36  |
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i use symlinks like you said and it works for me
change required code maybe?
i got too core, modules, js etc on the same dir level
Dne 24.12.2011 19:25, Ben Keen napsal(a):
> Hi!
> I've used PDT for years now, but one thing's always puzzled me...
> Here's my problem. I use it primarily for a single, relatively large
> open source project. The project is split into separate components (Core
> code, modules, themes and API), each of which is stored in different
> locations in 2 different SVN repositories.
> When working locally I just check out the Core code. So far so good.
> However, the modules, themes and API are all stored in SUBFOLDERS of my
> project - and, I'd like to be able to check out those components from
> their separate SVN locations directly to those folders in my local
> working copy, so I can easy develop locally. But I can't! This appears
> to be a limitation with Eclipse / Subclipse.
>
> I tried adding symbolic links to the checked out components, but due to
> the way PHP works with require(), it messes up relative paths, so that's
> no good.
> Has anyone run into a similar problem? Find a good solution?
> Thanks!
>
> - Ben
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