Java script Dude wrote:
> I do tons of DHTML application development with as much as 80% of my
> application code in JavaScript. With this type of development,
> appending a date stamp to the file name when changed is the best way
> to have the JS decached on the clients machine.
>
> I would like to know if renaming is a dangerous thing to do
> excessively in svn.
>
> From looking at the core design structure in svn, with the exception
> of the current delete/create ugliness, it should be able to cleanly
> support renaming of source files.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tim
>
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Changing file names and directories is a sort of free for all. Do
whatever you like.. :)
BUT, when you rename "entity_name" to "entity_name_old" and then rename
"other_entity_name" to "entity_name" in the repository (with the repo
browser from svn tortoise for instance) be sure to do an update inbetwee
individual renames. Else your local svn client might get a little confused.
I had that this evening... (sort a came up because I wasn't paying
attention when initially creating the dirs)
Jeroen
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Received on Tue Dec 7 23:32:03 2004