Hello.
We desire to insert some projects into SVN and we have now to deal with some witch uses the same library. The developers here said that we always actualize the last library in order to be compatible with the older ones. We have talked about it and we think we have to create an individual repository for the library and the developers should actualize it very often manually. I mean, every time someone wants to change some project, he must to check out the project version and the libraries versions required for it. After developing or correction, the developer must actualize the project and the libraries separated. My questions are: 1) Is that right? I mean, Is there any better other way to control versions of libraries used for several projects? 2) Is it possible in SVN to make it automatic ? In other words, when the developer actualize (commit, merge, etc...) some project, is it possible to actualize the libraries together? One of us said it's possible to do this in GIT using sub-repositories. Is it possible in SVN? If so, is there any tutorial or advices to do this? I'm already glad for answers. Regards, Leonardo
