On Apr 23, 2010, at 17:14, yixiaodafang wrote: > I want to know whether I can have one project link to two different > server. Here is what I want to do. First I check out the project from > official server. During the time, I will make a lot of intermediate > changes before I finanlly commit them into the official server. Since > not all the changes will be in the final release and a lot of testing > code that should not be checked into the official server. I created > another repository in another computer. I checked all code I got from > official server to the new computer. During the work, I will check the > changes to the second computer for testing and development. After > everything works and cleanup the code, then I will check the code to > the official server. I want to know how can I switch between the two > servers during the development.
No, that's not how Subversion works. You could look into svk, which is based on Subversion, works with existing Subversion repositories, and I believe does let you work that way. But the usual way to do what you're asking would be to create a branch on the official server and do your intermediate work on that branch, then merge it to the trunk when you're done.
