To add further detail, the structure is as follows:
There is an existing svn trunk that is live (/project/trunk). Due to memory limits etc, standard practice is to copy a bzr branch made using linux (bzr branch svn+http://.../project/trunk) onto the Windows computer, then reconfigure the branch to be a bound-branch (bzr reconfigure --checkout svn+http://.../project/trunk). After this, running bzr up will fetch the svn repository info.
To add further detail, the structure is as follows:
There is an existing svn trunk that is live (/project/trunk). Due to memory limits etc, standard practice is to copy a bzr branch made using linux (bzr branch svn+http:// .../project/ trunk) onto the Windows computer, then reconfigure the branch to be a bound-branch (bzr reconfigure --checkout svn+http:// .../project/ trunk). After this, running bzr up will fetch the svn repository info.