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On 1/14/06, Peter Todd <pete@petertodd.ca> wrote:
>
> On Sat, Jan 14, 2006 at 01:40:51AM -0800, Shawn Wilton wrote:
> > Peter, you'll be just fine.  Yes, you can have more than one project in
> a
> > repo.
> >
> > I personally have *everything* in SVN.  I keep my CV in there, all my
> > documents in the "My Docs" folder on windows.  I keep all my development
> > materials in there.  I mean I have **gigs** worth of material in SVN
> repos.
> > Right now my dev directory is 1.5 gigs in size.  I also have about 5
> gigs
> > worth of photos in another repo.
>
> That's great news! Sounds just like how I'd probably set things up.
>
> > What you would want to do is possibly have multiple repos for projects
> that
> > different people will have access to.  But I would say the same of CVS.
> > Just makes the permissions issue a little easier.  Though you can do
> > multiple projects and permissions, etc. just fine with one repo.
>
> Sounds about right. Fine in my case, all my projects are single
> developer for now. Arts school is not known for it's technical
> collaborations...
>
> > I don't know if it will work in your case or not.  Ideally you have one
> > location as a repo, and push and pull from it as you need.  You don't
> > usually copy the repo from location to location...Suppose you could do
> it
> > that way though.  TortoiseSVN gives you the option of creating a local
> > repo.  So I would say sure, though I've never tried it.  I've always
> > uploaded all my materials to my server with RAID5 on it.  You do NOT
> need
> > Apache to use SVN.  There just happens to be an apache module that makes
> SVN
> > use "easier".
>
> Thanks for your help, I think I'll take a close look at the subversion
> docs sometime, see exactly how I can go about setting that up. Of course
> it may well be the case that this sort of local archive that I want is a
> new feature, don't remember hearing about it before, but we'll see.
>
> And anyway, it's opensource, and I'm somewhat of a programmer!
>
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