On 9/11/07, Tim Uckun <timuckun@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > If you serve your repository via Apache and mount it as a WebDAV
> > drive, you'll get most of those features out of the gate. Only thing
> > you wouldn't get is auto-locking.
>
> That's very insteresting. I hadn't thought of that. I would prefer to
> have the files locally on my machine but it's worth giving it a go.
If you're auto-committing all the time, what's the difference? You'll
need to be connected all the time anyway. And it doesn't stop you from
performing a real checkout to work offline, and commit the changes
when you're back in the office or whatever.
> I would still like you to consider an autoupdate/autocommit option on
> the tsvn client though. It could also be handy for automatically
> deploying your application to servers and whatnot.
And a royal pain in the a** when you decide that your last change
wasn't really what you wanted to do and you need to do a merge or copy
in the repository instead of a real simple revert to undo it (because
it was auto-committed).
Deploying to servers should never be automatic IMHO, it should be part
of a controlled release management process, continuous integration, or
even a hook script that triggers under certain conditions.
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Received on Wed Sep 12 03:54:01 2007