Wondering if it is at all possible to have two seperate SVN repositories.
One for a trunk build that would have stuff that is going to be in the next release.
Then a build that is of the current release.
It just seems a pain to have to go and clean out static paths and certain chucks of code that are just for windows users.
Would be nice to write a patch for a quick fix for the current release.
Just seems like the svn has gone somewhere else 
_Aaron
Aaron,
Actually, this already exists. Anytime we do a release, we tag SVN. So, you can always get a release by tag. We also create branches for previous releases when we split off development for the next release. Check out the tags and branches in SVN:
http://www.jivesoftware.org/fisheye/browse/svn-org/spark/tags
Regards,
Matt
ahh This is perfect Matt.
I knew you guys HAD something and I was just being blind
Thanks again man.
_Aaron
Am I using Fisheye wrong or are all these repositories actually empty?
There are no files.
Let me know if I’'m doing something wrong Matt.
The repos shows ‘‘No Files’’
That just means that no changes were checked in to those tags or branches. You can still check them out and work with them. Basically, SVN is just being smart about when it makes copies of files – it remembers the version of a file associated with a tag or branch and it doesn’'t need to remember the whole file until you make a change.
-Matt