Thanks for that. didn't know you could do it that way. Much quicker and easier :p
On 1/15/07, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is what I do: 1) create a new Flex Project in Flex Builder 2) right-click on the flex project and select Team -> Share Project 3) choose SVN 4) either create new repository location or use existing (up to you) 5) choose 'specified folder name' and type: projectname /trunk 6) follow the prompts fro her - which allow you to choose what to commit and what to exclude. This approach has work pretty well for me. Not sure if it is the correct way though. I create the branches & tags folders directly in the SVN later when I need them. - kevin On Jan 15, 2007, at 7:25 AM, Jerome Clarke a.k.a sinatosk wrote: This is what I do when I come to create a new Flex project using Adobe Flex Builder and Subversion - I create a temporary directory and inside that directory I create 3 more called 'branches', 'trunk' and 'tags' - I create a Flex project for example "Gallery" - I then create a new repository in subversion - I then copy only the source code files ( 'mxml' and 'as' ) into the 'trunk' directory which is in the temporary directory I created earlier - I then import the tempoaray directory into my new repository - I then delete the temporary directory - I then setup the repository in the Flex builder and check it out again creating the same project again but ends with " SVN" for example "Gallery SVN" - I then delete the project "Gallery" thats it :p How do you do yours when you first start a Flex project along with subversion. I'm interested/curious/wondering :p
