Hello Arthur, I think that you are right. I cannot think off any reasons why i should have multiple repositories at one server.
The only thing i can think about is when you need to tranfer the complete repository to a customer for which you did the project. You then can tranfer the complete repository together with all the CVSROOT-files. Thank you for you answer and best regards, Wamor -----Original Message----- From: Arthur Barrett [mailto:arthur.barr...@march-hare.com] Sent: vrijdag 2 april 2010 3:41 To: w.vd.mor...@hccnet.nl; cvsnt@cvsnt.org Subject: RE: [cvsnt] New feature (sorting on columns in "RepositoryConfiguration"-tab) Wamor, > We are using for each project a seperate repository. > Every project starts with a 3-digit-number. It > would be nice to have the possibility to sort the columns: > name, Root and Description in the "Repository Configuration"-tab. Except in vary rare circumstances - most people should have just one repository. We have deliberately not added features that make managing multiple repositories easy because we want to discourage people setting up multiple repositories when it is not needed. ACLs allow you to restrict permissions on individual modules/directories within a repository. If you can explain WHY you need so many repositories we would be happy to look at your suggestion again. Regards, Arthur Barrett _______________________________________________ cvsnt mailing list cvsnt@cvsnt.org http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt Upgrade to CVS Suite for more features and support: http://march-hare.com/cvsnt/
