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studyro
studyro

Reputation: 161

Is there any way to set two different svn server to one repository?

I'm new to source control tools. There's a open source project(actually it's WebRTC) which many of our future products will contain. I'm trying to checkout it to our internal SVN server for convenience.

What I want to do

WebRTC(including its third party projects) is updated very quickly. Our internal projects won't keep so close to its pace. But for some important versions of WebRTC, I need to update it from WebRTC's remote svn server. I want developers of our future products can update it from our internal SVN server once I update the WebRTC repository.

The problem is WebRTC is involving two different servers here. What's the ideal solution to this situation.

Thanks,

Peter

Upvotes: 0

Views: 40

Answers (1)

Mchl
Mchl

Reputation: 62387

Externals is what you should read about. Basically they allow you to add external repositories to be checked out whenever a checkout from your repository is done.

Upvotes: 1

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