I don't know svn. I use git. Each app (the important ones anyway) is its own git respository. Pycharm has no problem with this. If I do a commit in pycharm at the level of an application, it commits to the git repository it finds in that directory, exactly what I want. I can do git pulls etc on the root directory (web2py) without affecting the applications in their sub-directories. This sounds like the behaviour you are looking for, and I certainly find it perfectly ok. I think pydev (based on eclipse) works exactly the same way, so I guess the community version of PyCharm does this too ...it seems to be me to have nothing to do with web2py, but the detection of multiple git repositories nested in a pycharm project. Perhaps svn support is not good enough?
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