Re: triggering svn update on remote machine

Simon Large wrote:
> TortoiseSVN is a GUI app, so it intended for interactive use. If you
> want to do some sort of scripted update then you should be using the
> subversion command line client instead. As for how to trigger such a
> script remotely, that is an exercise for you. In most places being
> able to execute code remotely without the local user being involved
> would be considered a security flaw, so it is not a feature you are
> going to see built into subversion.

Since this request comes up every so often - maybe they just want to use
TSVN because it pops up a nice progress dialog with the status messages
the user can check and dismiss instead of just dumping all output into a
console window?

Even though I personally don't need that I don't see why that's not
something that should be supported instead of those users somehow having
to reinvent the wheel just to get something similar done. So why not
just add another command line option to TortoiseProc to run a command
directly instead of opening the corresponding dialog?

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