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How to setup the ideal collaboration repository setup?
I have the following setup on our develompent server:
[repos]
- [site repo]
[dev envs]
- [env a] (checkout of site repo)
- [env b] (checkout of site repo)
- [env c]
- [env d]
How can I get env c and d to be the location of the branches for env a?
Using subversions + TortoiseSVN
You probably need to read this chapter first: 4. Branching and Merging
Briefly, you’ll need to create a branch from a trunk:
Then checkout it wherever you want as working copy:
When work is finished reintegrate it back to the trunk: