On Thursday 21 December 2006 21:58, Dave_Thomas mailing lists wrote:
> Do you think it's at all possible to save the changes made to a working
> copy so they can be incorporated in a unit test?
>
> Consider the test in the source tree at subversion/tests/libsvn_wc.
> Doesn't this create some test data in a working copy then run tests against
> it (adjusting the test data as it goes)? I'd like to do the reverse, since
> I need to support application code as well. Create the working copy by
> hand, somehow save state, then run automated tests against that.
>
> Achieving this type of automation is farly straightforward on the
> repository, but I guess there's really no easy way to do this on the
> working copy.
How about this idea: You take *another* versioning tool (svk might do the
trick) and use that for versioning your wc *including* the .svn-directories?
Then you could dump your svk-repository, and load it again as needed.
Regards,
Phil
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Received on Fri Dec 22 06:49:16 2006