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In #113, we made the switch from core.svn to develop.svn and I left wordpress-trunk as it was with the worry that we would break an existing configuration.
I think we can stop checking out core.svn during provisioning. I don't think it will cause any conflicts. We'll just need to communicate that everyone is on their own to svn up when they want updates...
...which is probably how we should have done the SVN stuff to begin with. :)
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This has been around since the beginning of VVV, when the develop
repos had not yet been created. There's not much sense in providing
both the legacy trunk repo and the modern develop repo.
We'll still want to document the best way to continue using the
wordpress-trunk directory if it exists in your VVV instance.
See #921.
#959 removes trunk from provisioning. We should probably have documentation for how to add a vvv-init script that keeps it going if it is part of your daily workflow.
In #113, we made the switch from
core.svn
todevelop.svn
and I leftwordpress-trunk
as it was with the worry that we would break an existing configuration.I think we can stop checking out
core.svn
during provisioning. I don't think it will cause any conflicts. We'll just need to communicate that everyone is on their own tosvn up
when they want updates......which is probably how we should have done the SVN stuff to begin with. :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: