Tickets :: Comment on [#5284] Move to subversion for Horde code repository

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Comment	>>> If possible we should try to also run it on http://svn.horde.org. I > >>> guess we don't need the svn root folder for svn access and can use > >>> some mod_rewrite or similar magic to correctly redirect requests to > >>> either svn or chora. If not possible, svnweb.horde.org should work > >>> too. > >> > >> I'm not sure what we would rewrite on? We could do something like > >> http://svn.horde.org -> Chora; http://svn.horde.org/repository -> > >> readonly dav_svn, https://svn.horde.org/repository - developer > >> dav_svn. We just couldn't then put something named "repository" into > >> the top level of svn. :) Suggestions for something other than > >> "repository" are fine by me too, but that's probably the way to go. > > > > I'm not sure it this would work out of the box or if we need some > rewriting rules for that. If it works, even better! > > > >> One more thing to consider: do we want to keep the structure ported > >> from cvs, with a single trunk and global tags and branches > >> directories? Or do we want one set of trunk/tags/branches per > >> project? Keeping the existing structure is simplest, and while it's a > >> lot easier to move stuff around with svn, it's not completely free > >> (still grows the repository a bit). > > > > I can see advantages on both approaches. I guess we have to collect > some pros and cons, especially technical ones. Separate projects > sounds nice, but since we copy/move code around between projects from > time to time, I can see having all in one (svn) project making more > sense. > > But it's more important whether one of these setups makes it easier > to checkout one (horde) module inside another.
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