2 separate repositories

["Marc Lijour (Professeur d'Informatique) " <ma...@lijour.net>]

Hi

I hope it is not a stupid question.
But I have 2 repositories, that in my mind I wanted as desconnected one from 
the other. Their address are:

/home/ccps831xp
/home/ccps831dse

I run the svnadmin create tool for each one of these directories in order.
I config separately their .conf files, and I imported documents.

I was surprised to see that some (few) files that I wanted to mirror in both 
directories -consequently having the same path- are updated magically in the 
other repository. Is that possible or do I have to go to bed earlier ;-)
I though that the db was contained inside the repository.

How can I do to make these repository separated?

Best regards,
Marc

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Re: 2 separate repositories

[Mike Mason <mg...@thoughtworks.net>]

Marc Lijour (Professeur d'Informatique) wrote:

>Hi
>
>I hope it is not a stupid question.
>But I have 2 repositories, that in my mind I wanted as desconnected one from 
>the other. Their address are:
>
>/home/ccps831xp
>/home/ccps831dse
>
>I run the svnadmin create tool for each one of these directories in order.
>I config separately their .conf files, and I imported documents.
>
>I was surprised to see that some (few) files that I wanted to mirror in both 
>directories -consequently having the same path- are updated magically in the 
>other repository. Is that possible or do I have to go to bed earlier ;-)
>I though that the db was contained inside the repository.
>
>How can I do to make these repository separated?
>  
>

If the repositories are stored in different directories on disk, then 
their contents will be completely independent. Maybe you do need to go 
to bed earlier!

Are your working directories separate? Maybe you have somehow confused 
where the client is keeping the files.

If you did want the two repositories to include content from each other, 
you can use svn:externals to achieve this. There's more in the book at 
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/svnbook-1.0/ch07s03.html

Cheers,
Mike.

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