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Good day. Question is simple, but I haven't found a proper answer for it so far...

Let's say I have Joomla site (doesn't matter though), which consists of many folders and files. And in it I have a project, that consists of a component, and a module. So, in order to track them as one project I need to put

www/site1/comonents/com_component1/*
www/site1/modules/mod_module1/*
www/site1/translations/en-EN/en-EN.com_component1.ini

in one folder in SVN, but ommit everything else.

Any advices of where to read (preferrably with exact directions for chapters) would be appreciated. As well as any ready solution :)

Thanks for your time anyways.

Der Zinger
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  • p.s. using tortoisesvn, installed on CentOS, managed on Windows (that's my machine). Mainly I do things in UI, not in CLI :) – Der Zinger Sep 24 '14 at 15:30
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    possible duplicate of [How to ignore a directory with SVN?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/116074/how-to-ignore-a-directory-with-svn) – ThisSuitIsBlackNot Sep 24 '14 at 16:12
  • Hmmm, I don't think so. In my case I would need ignore on parent folder, but include on SOME childs. In other words - thats a tonn of work, to put all ignores on place, and I'm not that sure if it will work, needs testing. But - that's at least a way. Thanks :) Will test tomorrow. – Der Zinger Sep 24 '14 at 18:04
  • Actually, I don't see a question at all. – Ben Sep 30 '14 at 04:04

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I can't see a problem (and question, BTW) here. What is exactly your problem:

  • How to deploy <some objects> into existing tree?
  • (partially related to above) How to build proper repository tree?
  • How to combine repository with CMS (out of your responsibility) with repository of your development?

Answer on 1 is question of deploy tools used, unrelated to SVN

Answer on 2 may be repository-tree like

components/com_component1/
modules/mod_module1/
translations/en-EN/en-EN.com_component1.ini

and known for deploy tool mapping between repository-paths and site-paths (for SVN-hooks you can store this mapping as SVN-properties of directories with special name)

Answer on 3 may be SVN externals

Lazy Badger
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  • No problems bro ) I am just searching for a convenient solution of 1 and 2 problems you've mentioned, so that it would really be seamless and easy-to-use, and easily copied by my team. Really helpful answer, gave some ideas. Got distracted by real life (marriage of a friend), but - will start trying those ideas whenever back in lab. Thanks. – Der Zinger Sep 25 '14 at 21:20