"Marino Kevin" <Kevin.Marino@neighborcare.com> wrote on 03/22/2005
10:09:14 AM:
> I am currently using subclipse for web development along side
> traditional software development and was wondering can you add the
> following.
>
> 1. Be able to designate in some fashion and auto "PUT" feature for
> files. So that when a commit is done that file is then automatically
> exported or copied to another location (e.g. a website directory). This
> would be quite nice and eliminate the need to use either the command
> line or Tortoise, I am on WinXp, to do an Export.
>
> Our Flash development team would also find this useful. If you have used
> Macromedia Dreamweaver before this feature would work the same way.
The proper technique to get this feature is to use a post-commit-hook on
the server. None of the Subversion clients, including TortoiseSVN have
this feature. It is a server-side feature that you can implement with a
hook.
Another easy way to do it would be to run some kind of scheduled process
on your web server that does a checkout every hour, or whatever interval
makes sense. Then you can just make your web site a Subversion WC and use
"svn co" in a script to update it.
Mark
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Received on Wed Mar 23 02:14:00 2005