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Thanks, it was helpful to hear from someone who has used subversion before.
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I had asked a question previously regarding sub-version (<a href="http://rdsrc.us/voJdmW" rel="ugc">http://rdsrc.us/voJdmW</a>), and since then I've been using VisualSVN. My question now is in regards to the organization of my scripts. I have different &quot;category&quot; of scripts such as Exchange-specific, AD-specific, File management specific...you get the drift. My question is, how do others organize scripts within subversion? all of these categories under a single repository? Or, one repository for one of these major &quot;categories&quot;? <br />
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As far as the organization of my scripts in Windows, I have a folder for each of these categories, and inside I have additional folders such as &quot;Schedule Routines&quot; for scripts that run via Task Scheduler...another folder for &quot;Functions&quot; or scripts that are used here and there to accomplish a specific task. <br />
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Anyway, any guidance would be appreciated especially if you have dealt with sub-version before and a similar scenario to mine.<br />
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Thanks,
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I had asked a question previously regarding sub-version (http://rdsrc.us/voJdmW), and since then I've been using VisualSVN. My question now is in regards to the organization of my scripts. I have different "category" of scripts such as Exchange-specific, AD-specific, File management specific...you get the drift. My question is, how do others organize scripts within subversion? all of these categories under a single repository? Or, one repository for one of these major "categories"? 

As far as the organization of my scripts in Windows, I have a folder for each of these categories, and inside I have additional folders such as "Schedule Routines" for scripts that run via Task Scheduler...another folder for "Functions" or scripts that are used here and there to accomplish a specific task. 

Anyway, any guidance would be appreciated especially if you have dealt with sub-version before and a similar scenario to mine.

Thanks,

Thanks, it was helpful to hear from someone who has used subversion before.

Powershell:  script organization in sub-version

I had asked a question previously regarding sub-version (http://rdsrc.us/voJdmW), and since then I&#39;ve been using VisualSVN. My question now is in regards to the organization of my scripts. I have different &quot;category&quot; of scripts such as Exchange-specific, AD-specific, File management specific...you get the drift. My question is, how do others organize scripts within subversion? all of these categories under a single repository? Or, one repository for one of these major &quot;categories&quot;? 

As far as the organization of my scripts in Windows, I have a folder for each of these categories, and inside I have additional folders such as &quot;Schedule Routines&quot; for scripts that run via Task Scheduler...another folder for &quot;Functions&quot; or scripts that are used here and there to accomplish a specific task. 

Anyway, any guidance would be appreciated especially if you have dealt with sub-version before and a similar scenario to mine.

Thanks,

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