> There are plenty of such tools available which can sync contents with
> webservers.
I've tried a couple but they seem to be very slow at comparing the
folders as they search the whole folder tree. They also don't seem to
work very well as they assume that file which is the same size is the
same or that a file which has a different modification date is different
- neither of which is always true as you know. If TSVN had an option to
export the tree of files modified since revision X then I could update
the remote site very quickly indeedy, but only webdevelopers would have
use for this (AFAIK) and therefore there's probably not enough demand
for it for it to be worth anyone writing it.
> You could place those files in another folder:
> /config contains web.config and others
> /websource contains the files you want to place on the server
I've decided that I should just fix my code so that it CAN use identical
config files - I just need a wrapper for
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings that will append the local machine's
network name to the keys - then I can store all settings in one file
with machine name prefixes... It would just read out of the correct
section depending on the local machine name... That's probably the best
way to solve that particular problem and would mean I don't have to edit
the config files every single time I press update when someone else has
comitted :)
Nick...
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