SVN Externals
You can point your repo to a trunk, branch or tag of another repo.
Do this using svn externals
On a pc you can right click on a repo folder, you'll see a tortoise svn tab.
Click that tab, hit properties and you can add a property such as an svn:external
Can define like this:
myExternal https://11.11.111.111:1111/repo/branches/mybranch
OR
myExternal https://11.11.111.111:1111/repo/trunk
Now the folder myExternal will point to that other repo and will have a local copy of its code (whihc you can commit to if you have permissions)
You can also include a specific rev number
Just svn update you local repo to pickup latest for yours and any externals
Do this using svn externals
On a pc you can right click on a repo folder, you'll see a tortoise svn tab.
Click that tab, hit properties and you can add a property such as an svn:external
Can define like this:
myExternal https://11.11.111.111:1111/repo/branches/mybranch
OR
myExternal https://11.11.111.111:1111/repo/trunk
Now the folder myExternal will point to that other repo and will have a local copy of its code (whihc you can commit to if you have permissions)
You can also include a specific rev number
Just svn update you local repo to pickup latest for yours and any externals
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