> On Mon, 29 Dec 2003, John Szakmeister wrote:
>
> > The only hiccup that you might face is if your developing
> web projects
> > under .NET. There is a definite issue with the '.svn'
> directories and
> > IIS, although the exact problem eludes me at the moment.
>
> Incidentally, we ARE developing web .Net projects and our
> solution to the .svn problem is to use hard-links to link our
> working copy tree (where the .svn dirs are) to the web server
> tree (which does not have .svn dirs, among other
> differences)
>
> Doing so requires making a small patch to the sources and an
> external tool (to create, verify, maintain the links), but
> the overall system has proven quite satisfactory (and the
> subversion part of it FAR beyond satisfactory...)
Jim,
What is the patch that you mention for? I am just moving into IIS projects
on .Net and need to figure out a solution to the .svn problem also? Is this
something that can be included into the standard release prior to 1.0?
(obviously not my call if it will be or not, but if it IS a low impact
change that gives .NET developers a workaround to the .svn problem then it
would be nice to see it in 1.0)
-Mark
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Received on Tue Dec 30 17:30:47 2003