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Re: "Hotsync"

From: Thomas Hruska <thruska_at_cubiclesoft.com>
Date: 2006-07-17 02:36:30 CEST

Jody Shumaker wrote:
>> That doesn't change the fact that I still want the feature. I've
>> figured out how to write a utility that does this by reading the
>> .svn/entries file in each WC directory, extract 'name', 'kind', and
>> 'checksum' (looks like MD5) from each entry, and then replicate just
>> those files at the destination.
>>
>> Combining this into a Beyond Compare plugin should suffice as a
>> reasonable solution. Maybe. I'd modify the source to TSVN, but the
>> setup requirements demand huge changes to my compile-time and runtime
>> environments that I'm going to risk over such a minor change. It is one
>> dialog, a little code to map dialog interaction to internal variables,
>> and calling the code that retrieves filenames from a WC and then simply
>> copies each file to the destination (plus 'delete' files marked for
>> deletion in the WC). Essentially a one hour task for someone who knows
>> the code base.
>>
>> --
>> Thomas Hruska
>> CubicleSoft President
>> Ph: 517-803-4197
>>
>
> You could probably also do this via patches. I don't have much
> experience with using them, but the basic idea would be to create a
> patch of your modifications on one pc, transfer it to the other pc,
> revert th eother pc to a clean working copy, then apply the patch. It
> will only be applying diffs and thus be a smaller set, and it will
> only work on files svn knows about.
>
> - Jody

An interesting suggestion and the only one that I've seen that makes any
sense. Unfortunately, I gave it a try and TSVN choked on a directory
containing over 15,000 files - of which only a handful are actually in
the WC. Well, 'choked' may be the wrong word. "Took a very long time
to return control to the user" is probably more accurate. I've also
tried using 'svn diff' but that has problems with the binary files in my
WCs.

--
Thomas Hruska
CubicleSoft President
Ph: 517-803-4197
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