Dear Mr. Hett,
> Dňa 28. 12. 2015 o 13:29, Stefan Hett <ste...@egosoft.com> napísal:
>
>> Dear SVN experts,
>>
>> I need to have multiple .svn directories inside woking copy.
>> I need to have svn working copy for /home directory for students
>> and at least each user needs to have own repository on same machine
>> It blocks me to commit changes form working copy at home by different
>> repository id
>>
>> Is it possible for svn to force not to look for inner .svn directories for
>> data, or I need find out each
>> .svn rename it make commit and return inner .svn directories back,please?
>> Use of externals is not suitable for me
>>
>> I look forward hearing from you
>>
>> Yours faithfully
>>
>> Peter Fodrelk
>
> I assume your requirement is rather about the intended folder/check-out
> structure on your local machine rather than the requirement to have multiple
> .svn-directories in your working copy.
> If I'm not mistaken here, then you might wanna rethink your folder structure.
> Wouldn't something like this work for you?
>
> /Project
> /- myOwnWorkingCopy
> /- here's your own checkout
> /- student1WorkingCopy
> /- here's the checkout for the 1st student
> /- student2WorkingCopy
> /- another checkout for the 2nd student
> /- ....
>
> In other words: you have separate checkouts and separate working copies for
> yourself and all your students.
>
my structure is
/home
/* working copy of svn://localhost/homedirs */
/student1
/* working copy of svn://localhost/student1*/
/student2
/termProject
/* working copy of svn://localhost/student2*/
commits in student1 and term project works but commit in /home does not.
address is ok but repository id does not match.
Maybe change of id of repository student1 may help, but I have been never
done ID change of any repository but I read that it is possible
and do not know how to force change of repository ID.
Thank you for your answer
Peter
