Subversion: location alias definition

Question

I have a Subversion repository in the BSD field using svnserve and I access it with the BSD client through:

svn co svn://my.domain.com/my/repo/dirs ...

this is normal, but I always get access to one domain, and I often have to check several different directories and rename the domain - this is a pain. The svnserve binary is called as a daemon and with the specified root directory:

svnserve -d -r /svn/root

I would like to configure my subversion client to type something like:

svn co dir1/ dir2/subdir dir2/subdir2/

to check, check and everything else, because the domain never changes. It would be nice to have a default directory for checking files. I looked in the book but found nothing. I could do this through the shell, but it looks like an object that Subversion can have.

I have not read the book well enough or is it impossible?

Answer 1

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svn co svn://my.domain.com/my/repo/prj1

svn co $MY_REPO/prj1

Answer 2

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export repo="http://svn.vegicorp.net/repo"

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$ svn co $repo/trunk/project

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$ mysvn branch foo
$ mysvn repo $repo
$ mysvn co project               # svn co $repo/branches/foo/project
$ mysvn bdiff trunk 4.1 project  # svn diff $repo/trunk/project $repo/branches/4.1/project

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