thaaaaaaank you
Mark Phippard-3 wrote:
>
> 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.
>
> --
> Thanks
>
> Mark Phippard
> http://markphip.blogspot.com/
>
>
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