I do exactly the opposite - i.e. repos is on server acessible via net
and working folder is on flash. Reason is, first our source is
sensitive so thius way working folders aren't lying round on PC's,
second if flash gets lost or corrupted (once I plugged one into a
machine where the usb + and - wires had been crossed - boom! Dead from
then on) you've not lost the repos and also for the growth reasons you
mention, we can selectively prune working folders as needed, you can't
do this with the repos. Anyway the repos on flash is a non-starter for
us as the team need access 24x7.
On Thu, 6 May 2004 22:12:47 -0500, you wrote:
>I needed to synch files between work and home, so about a month ago I
>purchased a 256MB USB flash drive (sandisk mini cruzer). This has worked
>well, but without versioning. So I finally got around to installing
>subversion and wow - it seems like this current setup will have a great
>positive impact on my code/data management ability. Since I store a
>repository on the flash device, all I have to do is update when I get to
>work or home, and a commit before I leave.
>
>Has anyone else used a system like this, and if so - anything I should
>watch out for?
>
>Christian
>
>
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