svn:externals allow a part of an external Subversion repository to be checked out within another working copy, by setting the svn:externals property on a directory in that working copy.
this is the workflow I currently use for my svn projects (I never use svn branches, and some projects are …
git svn workflow svn-externalsWe are considering a move from SVN to Mercurial, and have encountered a stumbling block. We currently use svn:externals …
svn mercurial svn-externals externalsIs it possible to manipulate a subversion property such as svn:externals via a URL only? (i.e. without having …
svn svn-externals svn-propsetI want to use git to clone a svn repository, but unfortunately, where svn checkout gets the repo with all …
git svn git-svn svn-externalsIs there a way to update a working copy to exclude externals with TortoiseSVN? I have a working copy that …
svn tortoisesvn svn-externalsI'm trying to set up svn:externals with TortoiseSVN on a Windows machine. I have two projects and both repositories …
svn tortoisesvn svn-externalsIs this possible with tortoiseSVN?: Always freeze svn:externals for tags the scenario is our trunk will always use the …
svn tortoisesvn svn-externalsI'm fairly new to Subversion and recently learned how to automatically import files which belong to other repositories using svn:…
svn tortoisesvn svn-externalsThere are lots of webpages out there suggesting hackish ways to make svn externals look like git submodules. I have …
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