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I have two projects at google code. I would like to have the first linked to the second, it means, in the second project I have a folder that points to the first project. When I run svn up at the second folder, the folder that points to the first repository must be updated too.
What you are looking for is the
svn:externalsproperty. Let us assume the projects are ‘project1’ and ‘project2’. When you check out the trunk from project2, you want a subdirectory called project1 containing project1’s trunk. Here’s what you need to do:svn:externalsis a versioned property, so it will generate a commit.You can just as easily apply the property to a working copy and commit it. See
svn help propset, in thesvn:externalssection.