On 2/1/07, anoe <kike@mazarredos.com> wrote:
>
>
> hi all, ok, here's my problem: i've got my laptop with eclipse and
> subclipse.
> I use this laptop to work at home and in the office. We have a repository
> in
> the office, and i've got a repository in my laptop. I like to stay working
> at home, or travelling, and i like to commit stuff to my laptop repository
> from time to time. And then, when i am back to the office, would like to
> commit the stuff i was working with to the central repository (if
> possible,
> with the different versions too, though that's not a requisite). When i
> finish working in the office, and have updated my local copy with the
> updates of my working partnerts, i'd like to go home and go on working
> this
> way. Got the idea? Is this possible? And easy to do?
It is not possible to do this with Subversion, and therefore it is also not
possible to do it with Subclipse. There is a product called SVK that can
let you do stuff like this. It is built on top of Subversion, but it is
essentially another version control tool and it does not have any GUI
interfaces or Eclipse integration. But it would allow you to maintain a
local repository that you mirror with a central repository. You have to use
branches and merging a lot to use it, but they provide some nice command
line tools for doing this.
If you feel comfortable using a command line for everything, it could be an
option for you.
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Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
Received on Thu Feb 1 14:51:42 2007