C.A.T.Magic wrote:
>
>Consider a different use case:
>I'm using Cygwin (unix environment within windows),
>TortoiseSVN from within windows explorer,
>a Linux installation within a virtual machine (vmware),
>and sometimes switch between the Windows and a real
>Linux installation. They all share one disk partition
>'for code experiments'.
>The total amount of WC data is around 2GB. Its very nice
>to 'share' modifications between all this envoronments,
>instead of doing immediate checkin/checkout to the
>central server (I also have a very slow access to the central
>repos...) -- multiplying the 2G by 4 wc's and using
>checkin/checkout for every fix would slow me down
>quite a bit.
>
>
Well that's a fairly different use-case, since it's all one user's
working copy (you are the user). Are you having a problem with your
current setup? It seems sensible -- the only thing you might be able to
improve on is never actually rebooting to Linux. Can you trust the
VMware emulation?
You're right that committing changes "to yourself" doesn't make sense,
especially with a slow link to your repository. Have you thought about
svk? It sounds like it might do what you want.
Regards,
Mike.
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Received on Tue Mar 9 14:50:28 2004