RE: Offline Versions and Logs not available

> Thanks a million for the clarification. OK, I was mislead from
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/419467/difference-between-checkout-
> and-export-in-svn reading "export does not allow [... whereas] checkout
> allows you to use version control in the directory made.
> My bad: I'm an IT admin in testing, not a developer:) So if I may twist the
> question: is there any option or tool to download all source code versions
> and metadata, etc. to a local drive and make it thus offline accessible?

Not strictly with svn no. You might want to look into Git-Svn. Which basically combines the two. Basically Git is a distributed source control and SVn is centralized. The issue here is people will need to know how to use Git as well as svn.

Or, you should just use Git (or mercurial) which is inherently designed to do what you want to do. Each person essentially has a full copy of the repository locally.

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Received on 2014-03-28 15:04:06 CET