Nevermind. As this seems to be a SVN shortcomming, we decided to go with competing product that doesn't use SVN and the above problem isn't a problem anymore..
-- Werner On 4 Mar., 15:51, ITemplate <[email protected]> wrote: > Let me explain in details what it is that doesnt work: > > I'm using VS 2008 with licensed VisualSVN 1.7.7. > > If I create a svn:external in solution "Customer" to project "Common". > Then it is placed under the "Customer" solution folder. Example "^/ > Common/trunk Common". If I then create a svn:external in solution > "Booking" to project "Customer" ("^/Customer/trunk customer") and do > an update, the source files for "Booking\Customer\Common" is fetched > correct - but I cant build my solution because VS2008 expects to find > "Booking\Customer\Common\Bin\Common.dll". > > I must be missing something fundamental here, please advice. > > -- > Werner > > On 4 Mar., 11:48, ITemplate <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hi, > > > I have 3 projects: Booking, Customer and Common. I'm using > > svn:externals to create references in order to avoid code > > duplications. This is what I do: > > > 1. Add "Common" to svn:externals for project "Booking". > > This works. > > > 2. Add "Common" to svn:externals for project "Customer". > > This works. > > > 3. Add "Customer" to svn:externals for project "Booking". > > This does NOT work. The "Common" referenced from "Booking" is not the > > same as the "Common" referenced from "Customer". > > > This seems like an ordinary setup that many uses - so what am I > > missing? > > > -- > > Werner- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn - > > - Vis tekst i anførselstegn -
