Hi,
i've read the FAQ entries regarding multi-project management
and that it is mostly a post-1.0 thing.
however, i believe it might not be too hard to allow for
multiple projects to have their code inside a single subversion
repository. I tend to administer machines in cooperative
environments (codespeak.net and now zope-europe.net as well
as a private one) and while there are multiple projects they
all use the same repository to make branching possible
and for general (e.g. authentication) convenience.
Currently, Trac only allows to specify the root of a
subversion repository. Is there anything specific
why it is not allowed to specify a project root
somewhere below the root of a subversion repo?
Or am i missing something?
cheers & thanks for a very nice tool,
holger
i've read the FAQ entries regarding multi-project management
and that it is mostly a post-1.0 thing.
however, i believe it might not be too hard to allow for
multiple projects to have their code inside a single subversion
repository. I tend to administer machines in cooperative
environments (codespeak.net and now zope-europe.net as well
as a private one) and while there are multiple projects they
all use the same repository to make branching possible
and for general (e.g. authentication) convenience.
Currently, Trac only allows to specify the root of a
subversion repository. Is there anything specific
why it is not allowed to specify a project root
somewhere below the root of a subversion repo?
Or am i missing something?
cheers & thanks for a very nice tool,
holger