svn branching problem -

I have my source on / tmp / easton / two folder 1 src and 2 webroot now i have svn checkout / var In the / www / html / easton folder.

After this I have to import it two. Src (Including Java files) 2. Webroot (/ WEB_INF / classes) My / var / www / html / Easton For this I have made svn import / tmp / easton svn: // localhost / easton , it has created two folders in the repository.

Now I have to check my WebRoot directory in / var / www / html / Easton. For this I am going to CD / var / www / html / easeston , then svn with svn: // localhost / easton / webroot

Create a Web Directory in / var / www / html / easton.

Here is my suspicion that I do not want to create a WebRoot directory in / var / www / html / easton. But copy all the folders to my / var / www / html / easton. For example, my WebRat has two folders. Web-Enf 2. Page so I want to copy these two to / var / www / html / easton / WEB-INF..Pages

Please help me in this. This is svn branches when I decrease the command on my locality so it updates both source source at // / var / www / html / easton / and also / tmp / easton / src and WebRoot.

Dosage (and every other version control software I know) You have locally checked the source or data.

I understand this question is a bit difficult, but if I understand you well then you do not have to modify the repository in the same way for different local copies (separate checked directories). . In order to do this you should actually reverse several related directories, if you want to misuse the undertaking to deploy the data in these directories (I say abuse, but this does not mean negative, deployment of colonies in the scenario Makes your life easier)

If different directories are completely different data, then the branches are not for you. Make only separate directories, Demolition and checkout each one of their local directories (but I think you already know)

Now comes the easy part: branches for subdivision one You must separate a directory from the same sub-version directory:

1. Copy the branch / directory to your directory
2. Add that branch to the local directory Any of
3. Commit to the DIA (These changes will only go to the branch)

   Change the DIA to that branch. Now if you want to update which point you are different from, the content will need to be merged with the new content branch

   I hope that it helps and that is what you know Wanted.