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Re: Some basic svn questions.

From: <olczyk_at_interaccess.com>
Date: 2003-12-10 21:17:44 CET

On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 11:28:10 -0600, Ben Collins-Sussman
<sussman@collab.net> wrote:

> 3) Sometimes I have questions about how to do something in a project.
>> I create a small subdirectory, and make a test case for the
>> feature in there. Is there a way of not having that subdirectory
>> checked in?
>
>Huh? If you don't want a subdirectory committed, then don't 'svn add'
>it.
>
Sorry. I forgot to add the critical part.
I don't start a project until it is somewhat along.
I think most people will say that you don't check in a project of
1 file and 10 lines of code. Many people will say don't check in
a project of less then 100 lines of code. Few will say the same for a
project with 1000 lines of code.

The point is that I may have some of these directories at the point I
decide to import a project. is there a way of importing the project
without importing these directories?

>> 4) Sometimes I wind up in a circumstance where I do not have access
>> to the repository. For example I might need to look stuff up to
>> get something working. So I go to the nearest university library
>> and work off the laptop there. Is there a way to copy the
>> repository and sync the two repositories at appropriate times?
>
>Subversion is not a distributed repository system, like bitkeeper or
>arch. There is only one repository. You can back it up with 'svnadmin
>hotcopy', and then rsync the backup as much as you like. But this isn't
>the same as "replication" between multiple repositories.
bitkeeper has a very bad license. arch is immature.
Also from what I understand of arch it does not have a "central"
respository, which is something I want. My main concern
is to somehow download all the diffs and history ( so if I change
a file three times on my laptop, there are three new versions of
the file in the "central" repository, the diffs are the same and the
log messages are the same ) from a copied repository to a "centrai"
repository, even when the central repository has been changed. It
would be nice if I could update the copied repositoy,. but not
necessary. It would just be nice not to have to recopy the whole
thing.

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