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De: Tom Walter [mailto:walter.tom@gmail.com]
Date: ven. 09/02/2007 03:03
À: users@subclipse.tigris.org
Objet : [Subclipse-users] Possible to use command line svn on a remote server?
> My problem is my working files are hosted on a fileserver, rather than
> my local machine. This is because that fileserver also has the webserver
> and database access required to run the web apps I work on, and I can't
> have them locally.
Are you the only one accessing those files?
>
> Of course subclipse works fine and dutifully updates and commits files
> using the remote fileserver as a working directory. My problem is just
> that it seems slow in comparison to directly logging into the fileserver
> and using the command line svn client. I assume this is because files
> are being passed from svn to the subclipse client on my machine and then
> back over the network to the fileserver.
>
> So I am just wondering if subclipse could be configured somehow to
> actually use the command line client installed on fileserver and skip
> the step where data comes to my local machine entirely.
As Mark said, Subclipse can't do it.
>
> Any solutions? Am I completely missing the point?
If I get you right: you want in fact to deploy the files you're working on on
the file server because it's the directory where the appserver looks for the code.
Why don't you try to add a hook on commit to update this directory?
-- Baptiste
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Received on Fri Feb 9 07:35:29 2007