Hi Davidkallen,
So sorry about the delay.
Yes, I believe it's not taking much space on the server as I believe that is just the meta stored on there. However, you are correct and that's what I'm getting at. If a developer is getting out the latest on a branch they are getting everything and probably 99.9% of that they will not even use. If they are working simultaneously on 2 branched projects and they need to keep the branches isolated they would then need to get the latest on the other project as well which means they would get all that yet again and 99.9% of those they would not use either. So, yes, you are correct in that it's not taking much space on the server but rather on the local copy.
I see what you're saying on if the applications are independent and all making each of them a trunk (or main). That would be 1 TKC per application would it not or all in the same collection just a different heirachy structure per application? However, the release would entail everything for each of those trunk's.
I am looking through several different documentation sets and PDF's. All great information but little to point a finger at and say I really need to look at this and take a deep-dive into.
That's sort of why I am posting the question.
Thanks,
So sorry about the delay.
Yes, I believe it's not taking much space on the server as I believe that is just the meta stored on there. However, you are correct and that's what I'm getting at. If a developer is getting out the latest on a branch they are getting everything and probably 99.9% of that they will not even use. If they are working simultaneously on 2 branched projects and they need to keep the branches isolated they would then need to get the latest on the other project as well which means they would get all that yet again and 99.9% of those they would not use either. So, yes, you are correct in that it's not taking much space on the server but rather on the local copy.
I see what you're saying on if the applications are independent and all making each of them a trunk (or main). That would be 1 TKC per application would it not or all in the same collection just a different heirachy structure per application? However, the release would entail everything for each of those trunk's.
I am looking through several different documentation sets and PDF's. All great information but little to point a finger at and say I really need to look at this and take a deep-dive into.
That's sort of why I am posting the question.
Thanks,