Re: [Subclipse-users] Subclipse, SVN and Remote Host

On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 3:03 PM, ckoning <info_at_brahmacomp.com> wrote:

> files are to be committed. I can commit all the local files, but the remote
> files are not given as an option for commitment. Is there a way to tell
> Subclipse to commit the remote files as well? I would really like not to
> have to SSH into the server and svn from the terminal.

I think you don't understand. To begin with, svn isn't a file transfer
manager. Secondly, I don't think you'd really want to have a working
copy on the server.

I do php work as well. I use svn to work locally, doing php coding, using
a local copy of apache on my box. I commit my files to the repository.
Then I collect my files using an archiver (being sure to NOT include the
.svn folders) and I transfer that to my live site using SFTP or something
similar. Alternatively, I could do a svn export of my working copy, and
transfer that to my live site.

The point is that I can't imagine why you'd want a mirror of your working
copy on your server. That would be like buying a piece of software,
installing it on a machine, and then finding all sorts of .svn folders
everywhere in the installation directory.

regards

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Received on 2008-03-22 01:09:51 CET