Re: Specifying different SVN version for Tortoise

On 07/02/2008, Ron Wilson <ronw.mrmx_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> On 2/7/08, Sven Süld <sven_at_trigger.ee> wrote:
> > I dont argue about separate WC-s as such but having them in other
> > computers than development server.
> >
> > There arent/werent VERY MANY platform-specific bugs/problems as far as I
> > recall but those few were pain-in-the-ass enough to avoid them in the
> > future.
>
> What was being suggested does not require compiling/running your
> software on the Windows PCs, only the writing and editing of the
> source code. Changes would be commited from the PC, then, in a WC on
> the Linux server, update, compile and run/test.
>
> If the repository is also on the development server, then a
> post-commit hook script could even automatically update the WC of the
> developer doing the commit.

What you need to avoid is using two different subversion clients
compiled for different OSes. As long as you always use TortoiseSVN or
always use the Linux svn client it doesn't matter whether the drive is
local or a network share on a different architecture. You can edit,
build and run the program in whichever environment suits you.

Simon

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