Re: TortoiseSVN-1.5.0-RC2 released

Andy Levy <andy.levy@...> writes:

>>Upgrading the working copy makes it
>>incompatible with the current stable TortoiseSVN release.
>
>One can only install one version of TSVN on a given system in the
>first place (aside from maybe Win32 & Win64, in which case most people
>already know what they're doing). So wouldn't this be moot anyway,
>unless you're sharing a WC with multiple clients PCs/users, which you
>aren't supposed to be doing in the first place?

I must admit I'm doing that, whether supposed to or not. We keep some
configuration files in svn, and to make changes you check in your change and
then 'update' in the config directory. So the config directory is itself a
working copy, which a handful of different users have access to. If ad hoc
configuration changes need to be made directly, this can happen and then they
can be checked in or reverted later.

Is there a recommended way to keep configuration files in svn and still have the
convenience offered by TortoiseSVN of one-click update or diffing?

-- 
Ed Avis <eda_at_waniasset.com>
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