svn - Is it possible to have the same source code under 2 version control? -


In our team, we are using Accorvev as SCM and we also have local SVN setup. Just make all the modifications we want to check the SVN, then build and test our code. If everything works fine, then I will promote the same code in actuality. The Aquarius server is in the client location, so I want to double check my code before promoting it in the executable, where the client has a look in my code.

In the general setup, you want to make a development main trunk off / feature branch (in the client's Acurae ) This dev / feature branch can be "tested" with automatic or manual build, and when you feel that it is quite good, you combine it in the main trunk.

If your criteria is that the customer does completely, none of your work is in progress. Then by all means, you have to separate it, but now everything is responsible for keeping you in sync is.

I have failed to see the real question. Is this possible? Of course, you can copy and paste as many times as you want. Are you looking for a technical solution to manage a local workspace by several SCMs? If so, then it is not really good idea

You have to tell each SCM to exclude "internal working files" of other SCMs. Nothing is known about the archive, but all SVN related configurations are saved in the local .svn folders in the workspace. If the archive has to say to exclude the .svn folders. Similarly, you can "ignore" some files from SVN. I do not know that the use of the archive uses the local file system to do the configuration.

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