Hello,
I have been battling with an issue for the last week and thought I would post here for some help.
Some background:
We have users who use subversion.
However some users have their subversion linked on different drives.
Our users work with files that require dependencies also linked in the repository.
So if someone works and commits a file based on "C:\", a user with svn on "D:\" would have the file looking for the dependency in "C:\" which obviously doesn't exist.
I want to create a solution where I can create a universal drive map to "S:" that everyone can use in the future.
Creating a symlink C:\Repository <===> D:\Repository would not be an issue. What complicates this for me is that users will be working on more than a single project at a time and sometimes have repositories across multiple drives.
Ideally I would like to create a symlink like so, C:\Repository <===> D:\Repository + E:\Repository or what ever the case may be.
The problem:
Is there a way to do this? Create a single symlink to multiple locations.
The other method I have tried is using windows libraries but mapping these seems troublesome and it would be more coding for the same result.
I hope this makes sense, it is my first time using this forum.
Any help would be appreciated 
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Thanks.
