Hi, there's no way to do that, not even with multiple commands. You can only decide to have all direct children for a directory (depth=immediates) or none (depth=empty). So you'll always have file2.txt alongside file1.txt. Other than that, there's no way that I know of that allows checking out the path trunk/dir1/dir1_1 in a single command without pulling in dir1_2 as well. However, you can always use a shell script to do that.
Felix On Nov 11, 2010, at 12:10 AM, San Martino wrote: > Hello, > > Suppose you have a layout like this: > /trunk > /dir1 > /dir1_1 > file1.txt > file2.txt > /dir1_2 > > Is there a way with one command to sparse-checkout al the elements > of the path to file1.txt (included) but no more than those elements ? > > That is, the local working copy should look like this after one command: > /trunk > /dir1 > /dir1_1 > file1.txt > > Note that file2.txt and dir1_2 won't appear. > -- Felix Gilcher asquera Felix und Florian Gilcher GbR Gesellschafter: Felix Gilcher, Florian Gilcher m. +49 172 840 88 28 Brunnenstraße 7d 10119 Berlin https://m.asquera.de/felixgilcher
