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Multiple Projects in one SVN Repository

From
ALAlexander Lippling <lippling@googlemail.com>
Date
Mar 20, 2009, 19:51 UTC
Message-ID
<DE6E225C-CAB4-4051-A3B5-294FE69502F2@gmail.com>
Hi folks,

I'm evaluating git and I'm wondering how to manage the following problem:

We have a svn repository which contains all of our projects. They  
reference each other relatively (e.g. ../../../ProjectA.dll).
The projects are each of the following structure:
	• <project>
		• trunk
			• current (this is needed, because relative links wouldn't work  
without additionally changes when the trunk is branched)
		• branches
			• <branch name>
		• tags
			• <tag name>
How can I use git svn to manage this situation?

It is important, that the projects are checked out in a way so that the relative links to other projects still work.

- Alexander
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  1. Alexander LipplingMar 20, 2009

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