RE: RE: RE: Re: Feature Request

yeah. Shows you how much have I read so far on SVN. Was just on their
site in FAQ and very same question posed and the answer is the same as
yours, doh!!

Thanks Mark for all your help.

Kevin

> Ok, so it would lay out like this.
>
> Via eclipse I checkout my copy to work on, which is in my local
> workspace.
> On webserver I do a checkout to website directory (via Tortoise,
> cmdLine,etc..).
> So effectively the site is checked out in two places.
> Then I just run the post-commit hook to do an update for the webserver

> checkout. This would occur when I committed from subclipse.
>
> Sound about right?

Yes, but just so it is clear.

The checkout that happens on the server only happens one time to set
things up. And the server runs the commit hook automatically,
regardless of what svn client does the commit, the user has no control
over it. So everything would just happen automatically provided you set
it up correctly.

Mark

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