It seems like in SVN there must be separate repository folders for tags, branches and trunk below each project. To me this implies that svn is only able to do these operations at the very top of a project tree, is that really so? I am coming from CVS(NT) and it was always possible to do the tagging and branching for *anything* inside a project tree. For example a subtree could be branced and tagged independently from the main project. Is this not possible in SVN? If so, how can I convert my CVS repository to SVN correctly, while preserving these properties? We have used this on many places, for example branching out only a single file or two in a directory while leaving the other files on TRUNK. Then at a later time when all is checked we merged the changes back into TRUNK. Is this not possible in svn?
-- Bo Berglund Developer in Sweden
