> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert J. Gebis [mailto:rjge...@gmail.com] 
> Sent: 25 October 2011 19:19
> To: users@subversion.apache.org
> Subject: Best project layout and branching
> 
> I switched over the weekend to 1.7.1 and read release documentation.
> What I was looking was not there. Perhaps future release? 
> What I was looking for is a "folder shadow" future found in 
> pvsc (I used it a while back so not sure if it is it or some 
> other tool)
> 
> I have huge project that various project depend on each other 
> (exe and Libs on other Libs etc. Around 90 projects)
> This is all setup so I can build on Windows, Mac, Solaris and Linux.
> 
> Right now I have on top level
> 
> ./current
>     |
>     - 3rdPartyLib
>          |
>          |- Library1
>        |- Library2
>          |- Library3
>     - Library
>          |
>          |- Library1
>        |- Library2
>          |- Library3
>     |- Servers
>          |- Server1
>          |- Server2
> ./branch
>       |- Br1
> ./tag
>       |- Rel 1
>            |- ......
>         |- Rel 2
>             |
>             |- 3rdPartyLib
>             |   |
>             |   |- Library1
>           |   |- Library2
>             |   |- Library3
>             |- Library
>             |    |
>             |    |- Library1
>           |    |- Library2
>             |    |- Library3
>             |- Servers
>                  |- Server1
>                  |- Server2
> 
> to create branch I have to branch everything since all 
> projects have relative path setup so going from current to 
> ./branch is not possible.
> What I would love to see is a "shadow" specific folder with 
> branch. This way I could have only ./current. I think pvsc 
> had a profile file that needed to be setup from top bottom 
> order and folders were shadowed with appropriate branch , 
> current or whatever.
> 
> Do you think this would be possible in the future? Is 
> something like that on svn roadmap?
> 
> With current scenario do you have suggestions about better 
> setup/arrangement?
> 
> Thank you

It sounds like you want to read about "externals" here:-

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.advanced.externals.html

~ mark c

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