> -----Original Message-----
> From: JC Hearn [mailto:jchearn@medicalnetsystems.com]
> Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 3:08 PM
> To: 'Ben Collins-Sussman'
> Cc: 'Branko Cibej'; 'Peter McNab'; users@subversion.tigris.org
> Subject: RE: Subversion GUI client?
> Envisioned workflow with (ass backward) GUI:
>
> 1. Developer uses GUI to check out module to local workspace
> (local hard drive). 2. DEVELOPER WILL THEN HAVE TO UPLOAD
> THE ENTIER MODULE BACK TO THE WEB SERVER TO A TESTING FOLDER,
> SINCE DREAMWEAVER WON'T KNOW WHAT HAS CHANGED. 3. Developer
> uses Dreamweaver to modify, upload, and test. 4. Developer
> uses GUI to commit changes to repository from local workspace.
Why don't you have a working copy for dreamweaver. Then the workflow
is...
Local-Hard-Drive$ svn update
... Do stuff...
Local-Hard-Drive$ svn commit
Or use tortoisesvn for that step. All GUI that way. Then on the
webserver
Dreamweaver-WC-on-Webserver$ svn update
You can make a simple CGI to do that last step. Or even a post-commit
script that does it automatically on every commit.
That's how we do it around here (the automatic post-commit). Users don't
ever see the CLI but the remote server always has the latest version.
They use TortoiseSVN and local working copies (one per desktop). But
dreamweaver always sees the HEAD of the repository.
NB: we don't actually use dreamweaver but it's the same idea.
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Received on Mon Jan 24 06:27:49 2005