Thanks Ryan, that confirms my thoughts (about junctions). I don't actually like
them much!
David, I don't intend using junctions normally, just when I was making a
comparatively large change, and wanted to test it on all four projects, without
checking in, and updating then finding another gotc
You usually don't want to use links and junctions in your repository.
This usually causes more problems than it is worth.
Are you using the svn:external property? I'm not sure why you need to
go around and make changes in all of your projects. The whole point of
svn:external is to allow multiple p
On Jul 22, 2010, at 08:19, Mike Newsome wrote:
> I have a set of ‘common files’ used between (at present) 4 projects, and
> checked out via externals in each project.
>
> When a new revision of the common code is being readied, I need to go round
> the 4 projects, updating the common code and
Hello
I have a set of 'common files' used between (at present) 4 projects, and
checked out via externals in each project.
When a new revision of the common code is being readied, I need to go round the
4 projects, updating the common code and checking correct operation. This leads
to a lot of
