I've been using zipfiles to make snapshots of my development
directories. Recently, I've decided maybe a solution that's a little
more robust might be in order, so I'm looking to migrate to SVN.
I'd like a bit of advice on how to go about doing that. Perhaps even
just a sanity check.
Using the standard layout, I figured the current source would get
imported under trunk/ and each snapshot should be unzipped and imported
as a tag (eg: tags/release_x).
If I understood correctly, unlike, say, RCS, since SVN doesn't version
individual files, I guess it doesn't matter so much what order things
get imported in. Right?
If I follow this course of action, would I end up being penalized in
terms of disk usage or performance over some other, preferred method?
Is the SVN server smart enough to realize that, even if I follow this
course of action, that
/trunk/foo/bar.c
/tags/release1/foo/bar.c
/tags/release2/foo/bar.c
are all the same file with minor (if any) differences?
Thanks.
