hi...
i'm reviewing websvn and the php-pear/svn libs as i'm going to need a way to
provide some basic web interaction with a svn repository.
i'm inclined to go towards using svnlook with the web app having direct
access to the repository. however, in looking at websvn/pear, it appears
that websvn provides direct svnlook hooks, whereas the pear/svn lib only
deals with svn.
i need to be able to do/provide the following types of interations with svn:
svn functions
return list of version numbers for a give file name
create/add/update/commit a dir based on a given dir name
create/add/update/commit a file based on a given file name
generate a list of files for a given dir
generate a list of dirs for a given parent dir
add new dir/file to svn access file for new dir/file
add new user to svn access file for given dir/file
based on this, does anybody have experience with either/both packages/apps
who can share with me your thoughts/comments on which app might make sense.
the major downside i see to the websvn app is that it's template based, and
if i rip it apart, i'm going to have to spend a good deal of time to
understand/modify the template mechanism to incorporate the requisite parts
into my app...
thoughts/comments/opinions/etc... are helpful...
thanks...
-bruce
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