AW: [TSVN] Feature Request: Get Lock recursively by right-clicking a folder

Hi.

> From: Simon Large:

> > Well, the project main sourcefile would be an option. But that
> > wouldn't work for our lib - we are using a script language, there is
> > no makefile, just script-files with subroutines.
>
> What we normally advise is to lock things as you need them.

Yep.

> Don't forget
> that the TSVN context menus appear in the file/open dialog of most
> applications too, so you can lock files just before you open them.

Oh? *trying* Nice. Besides the fact that it does not work with the script runtime/editor we have to use for our propritary script language. -_-
 
> > I've read the docs about hook scripts just briefly but
> don't you need
> > a svn server for that? We are using TSVN working directly on the
> > repository which is on a shared network drive. I think there is no
> > intention to setup a full server.
>
> You can still use hook scripts with file:// access, and the
> hook script
> is executed by the client itself. Of course that means that
> whatever the
> files/programs the hook script/batch file uses have to be available to
> all the clients.

That should pose no problem. We can place them in the folder hierarchy just above the repository if needed. I think I'll tell my senior about the said. He can decide if we want to keep the locking at all or for some specific files, etc.

Sincerely,
Maik Schmidt

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Received on Mon Jun 6 13:37:11 2005