Unfortune as this might be, branches inside branches are quite normal with svn:
/trunk - Project X /trunk/subprojecta - Subproject A of Project X /trunk/subprojectb - Subproject B of Project X
Depending upon which view a user has, one of the different "views" is correct. And for some users might need multiple views of the remote repository.
Worse, the current list scheme is broken, because you cannot change the list of branches after you start working.
Andreas
Unfortune as this might be, branches inside branches are quite normal
with svn:
/trunk - Project X
/trunk/subprojecta - Subproject A of Project X
/trunk/subprojectb - Subproject B of Project X
Depending upon which view a user has, one of the different "views" is
correct. And for some users might need multiple views of the remote
repository.
Worse, the current list scheme is broken, because you cannot change the
list of branches after you start working.
Andreas