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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Kenneth Porter <sh...@sewingwitch.com> on 2008/02/17 18:52:23 UTC
Limiting svn:externals depth
I have a group of packages I pull from several repos, so I create a local
repo that uses svn:externals to update them all at once.
One such repo uses svn:externals internally to acquire libraries for all
its projects, but if one is using more than one such application, one is
expected to use --no-externals and to download the libraries once to be
shared by all apps.
How can I do an "svn up" on my local repo and use its externals but not
invoke the externals in the linked repos? I guess what I'd like is either a
depth limiter, or an exclusion mechanism that says what repos not to draw
externals from.
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