version control - How to maintain separate svn repositories for the same project? -


I use a large (thousands of source files) public projects with small modifications (and a dozen source files) with local modifications and additions.

Currently, I am updating our working copy of the larger project when needed to svn, checking our changes in a separate directory, and for some manual reconciliation of modifications to our changes Together, it is practical for related projects in the big project; It has rarely changed, is not a big deal, and works like this, but if things are being changed or more often in our end, then it will not be practical. Is there a better way?

If you really want to use a repository, create your current version of the project to build your version , Then use that branch when the main version changes, you can simply merge your updates into your branch (as you will only get the changes made since the merger, manually the 2 trees Very easy to merge)

If you want to The project can not be added to the main repo, and you can maintain your own, then in view.


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