On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 6:42 PM, Wayne Johnson <wayne_at_zk.com> wrote:
> >
> > Now my question: Can you think of any solution which would satisfy the
> > following requirements?
> >
> > - A single working copy being used for data exchange with our customer.
> >
> > - Multiple Windows users that are able to run TortoiseSVN on that
> > working copy (on a Windows share) without it getting "damaged" by SVN
> > as described above. It can be assumed that those users do not access
> > the working copy simultaneously because there will always be only one
> > person in charge of doing so.
>
> Well I don't think you can avoid the corruption if multiple users are
> working on the on the same working copy at the same time. I think you need
> to look at this from a different angle.
>
> Someone has already suggested having your customer access the repository
> directly through webdav.
>
> If the only purpose is to share the information with the customer then you
> could have a task that monitors the repository and exports the current
> release version to the customer share automatically. It would take a
> little bit of scripting work but I think it has other advantages besides
> avoiding the working copy corruption.
>
>
That wouldn't even require "monitoring" the repository - just write a
post-commit hook script that exports what's needed to the correct location.
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Received on 2012-11-21 00:49:02 CET