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Re: Using patches etc without ever direct access to the repository

From: Rainer Müller <mueller_rainer_at_gmx.de>
Date: 2006-05-22 11:55:54 CEST

Scott Morris wrote:
> But then there is still the problem of how to get the initial checkout
> onto his computer without accessing the repository directly.
>
> Any ideas? Can I just ask him to install TortoiseSVN and then send him a
> zipped copy of a version controlled checkout? and it will all work?

All operations not requiring access to the repository will work. Subversion is
designed for being used with few access to the repository. You can edit and even
revert your changes. Creating patches also does not require access to
repository, so that should work just fine.

But _you_ have to merge his patches into your source again, since he can't
update his WC himself and therefore the patches will be against the version you
gave him and not the current HEAD.

Rainer

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