You could always use export, but that doesn't allow updates, or
additional exports, have to remove the folder and export again. So that
may be an option, if your not changing the source, if the working copy
is very large the following may also be an option:
have a svn wc on a server somewhere, run updates or switches, which are
both efficient, so that it looks like how you want the clients to have.
then if they are nix clients, run an rsync (with a pattern to ignore the
.svn folders), between the server wc and the client copy, it will at
least be fast.
could probably get a windows port of rsync as well, i dunno if that
exists (could always do it under cygwin, but thats probably un-needed
deployment complexity).
--paul
kfogel@collab.net wrote:
>Konstantin Scheglov <konstantin.scheglov@gmail.com> writes:
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>> I want to use SVN for receiving updates for our internal software
>>products on user computers. But with SVN I have problem - it always
>>creates pristine copy of working directory. Is there any flag/way to
>>avoid this? I will never need to commit, only checkout, status, update
>>and may be switch.
>>
>>
>
>No way yet, sorry.
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You could always use export, but that doesn't allow updates, or
additional exports, have to remove the folder and export again, i think
this would work well though:
have a svn wc on a server somewhere, run updates or switches, which are
both efficient, so that it looks like how you want the clients to have.
then if they are nix clients, run an rsync (with a pattern to ignore the
.svn folders), between the server wc and the client copy, it will at
least be fast.
could probably get a windows port of rsync as well, i dunno if that
exists though.
--paul
kfogel@collab.net wrote:
>Konstantin Scheglov <konstantin.scheglov@gmail.com> writes:
>
>
>> I want to use SVN for receiving updates for our internal software
>>products on user computers. But with SVN I have problem - it always
>>creates pristine copy of working directory. Is there any flag/way to
>>avoid this? I will never need to commit, only checkout, status, update
>>and may be switch.
>>
>>
>
>No way yet, sorry.
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You could always use export, but that doesn't allow updates, or
additional exports, have to remove the folder and export again, i think
this would work well though:<br>
<br>
have a svn wc on a server somewhere, run updates or switches, which are
both efficient, so that it looks like how you want the clients to have.<br>
<br>
then if they are nix clients, run an rsync (with a pattern to ignore
the .svn folders), between the server wc and the client copy, it will
at least be fast. <br>
<br>
could probably get a windows port of rsync as well, i dunno if that
exists though.<br>
<br>
--paul<br>
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<pre wrap=""> I want to use SVN for receiving updates for our internal software
products on user computers. But with SVN I have problem - it always
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avoid this? I will never need to commit, only checkout, status, update
and may be switch.
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No way yet, sorry.
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