OVERVIEW
If working with git repositories synchronized to svn repositories based on an eclipse psf,-
rjunct will create project links to support psf-specific renamings and subfolders.
OPTIONS
-p, --psf LIST List of psf-files (path,...)
-r, --repo LIST List of repo url to folder mapping (url=path,...)
-m, --mode MODE Run mode: [link]|clean
-v, --verbose Verbose mode
-h, --help Display this screen
EXAMPLE
Two separate svn repos used with following structure:
svn://repo1/foo/trunk/dev => workspace/repo1
|- svn://repo1/foo/trunk/dev/proj1 (projA) => workspace/repo1/proj1 (containing psf for repo1)
|- svn://repo1/foo/trunk/dev/sub/proj2 (projB) => workspace/repo1/sub/proj2
svn://repo2/foo/trunk/dev => workspace/repo2
|- svn://repo2/foo/trunk/dev/proj3 (projC) => workspace/repo2/proj3 (containing psf for repo2)
|- svn://repo2/foo/trunk/dev/sub/proj4 (projD) => workspace/repo2/sub/proj4
Would be linked / unliked with the following options (separate psf-files are supported, but not mandatory):
link:
-p workspace/repo1/proj1/foo.psf,workspace/repo2/proj1/foo.psf
-r svn://repo1/foo/trunk/dev=workspace/repo1,svn://repo2/foo/trunk/dev=workspace/repo2
unlink:
-m clean
-r svn://repo1/foo/trunk/dev=workspace/repo1,svn://repo2/foo/trunk/dev=workspace/repo2
This will result in symlinks within git repositories so that each project could see all others,-
as if a flat project structure would be given.
Finally symlinks will be automaticaly added to .gitignore files within git repositories ;-)