Working on something like this already, I've got a little
program in C# that will "svn export" projects/directories
for a particular revision number. This gets called by my
post-commit hook. Fairly straight forward, and seems to
work well for what I need.
The biggest problem that I encountered was file permissions:
I was trying to export to a network share, and I can't give
the System account that is running the program permissions
to write to the share.
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> I am currently working on a website for a client that I
> have under version control.
>
> I was thinking that I could have a live working copy of
> head to allow the client to see where we are in the
> development process. This copy of head would be checked
> out by a post-commit script evertime someone committed to
> head.
>
> I have had a working copy checked out under IIS and had
> the folder get locked up and all sorts of nastiness (this
> was with an old version). I was wondering if anyone had
> done anything like this, had any problems with it, or can
> think of any problems I might experience.
>
> Jeff Cave
> Sunergon Information Services, Inc.
> (403) 247-1723
>
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