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Having two checkouts to the same directory tree won't work. If you check out your source, and try to check out the OSS project source, any directory they have in common will fail, saying it's already a working directory for a different project. If you can gather the css, xml, xsl etc. into a common directory, you can put those in a single directory in your own project's svn, and then check them out into a directory in the working directory of the OSS project. ~/Working => svn://samhoice/project/trunk ~/Working/osscomponent => svn://osshost/project/latesttag ~/working/osscomponent/config => svn://samhoice/project/trunk/config In this structure, the osscomponent directory does not exist in samhoice's svn repository. It is added by your setup script as the working directory root of the OSS project. The config directory is not checked out from the OSS project, and doesn't exist there. The config directory is created by your setup script and the config directory is checked out there from your project repository. So in this directory structure you have three checkouts. There is no recursive overlap, so you have no conflicts between svn mappings on any subdirectories. If you need your config files to be arranged within the structure of the OSS project, add some symlinks with your makefile or config script. You can also probably do this in a post-checkout hook in your svn client. I use a structure like this for one of my projects, for sharing some code between two project trees. The shared stuff is in a subtree like I recommended for your config section.
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