Re[2]: subversion

Well not exactly. For every checkout I have to do a number of svn cat's. Well imagine the next developer needs to checkout the project... I have to write him a walkthrouh. That's why I got the idea - if it is added in the properties - then it'll go automatic in every update or checkout and I guess the effort needed for this to be done will be minimal.

Versioning of such files is good, but standing between an year for checkout a single file and days for the nighty build for example - I can live without it

Wednesday, August 31, 2005, 4:39:20 PM, you wrote:

> Flex wrote:
>> This way the folder will be checked out along with the "single file" in
>> question. Yeah, it'll not be versioned, but since this issue mostly
>> involves using external files (headers files, common files, etc). It may
>> solve most of the problems?

> You're saying you don't actually need version control on the single file
> you want to check out? That is, you're not going to edit and commit it,
> just use the content and update it every now and then?

> In that case, you can just 'svn cat http://server/repos/file > file'.
> You lose versionning on the file, but if you don't need to commit or
> actually use it as a working copy, that's all you need.

> - Dave.
Received on Wed Aug 31 15:49:41 2005