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New Feature
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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None
Consider a job that asks for several subversion modules from the same repo. If the svn server is pokey, or some of them are big, or both, it's possible to get 'skewed' – to get different revs of different modules. It would be handy if the svn support would notice, or could be told, that a set of modules are from one server, and that a consistent rev is desirable.
It would also be helpful if a directory with externals is used to pull in a set of modules if the same consistency treatment could be arranged.
Since Hudson uses a timestamp to check out the source code, it always get a consistent versions across SVN modules.
If you observed a behavior otherwise, please reopen with more specific information.