Some Notes about the Subversion Repository

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First of all the URL on the homepage is incorrect. It reads:

svn co http://pti.co.il/svn/yapcom/


While it should be:

svn co http://pti.co.il:82/svn/yapcom/

Next, I noticed all the files are at the root of the repository. In
Subversion, branches and tags are directories. As such, the files should
not be placed in the root. A general convention is to put the main line of
development in "trunk", the branches in directories under "branches" and
the tags in sub-dirs under "tags". A good tree layout would be:

yapcom/
	trunk/
	branches/
	tags/

The reason there is a top yapcom direcory is because the repository may
later host other projects, which can be placed in other
top-level directories.

Regards,

	Shlomi Fish



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• Some Notes about the Subversion Repository Shlomi Fish 11:58 on 21 Nov 2003
  • Re: [yapcom] Some Notes about the Subversion Repository Gabor Szabo 14:25 on 21 Nov 2003
    • too deep to show

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