Sensei wrote:
>
> On Jul 4, 2005, at 12:49pm, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
>
>>
>> No, there's no way of not specifiying the URL. Typically, it doesn't
>> matter either. You checkout a working copy of the URL, and then the
>> working copy remembers it for you. Most commands don't require a URL
>> argument at all, or automatically use the one cached in your working
>> copy.
>>
>> You can also just use environment variables:
>>
>> export R=scheme://host/path
>> svn checkout $R/project working-copy
>
>
> My problem is with my students. I provide a .bashrc with useful
> command lines, like
>
> cvslab()
> {
> save old CVSROOT, CVS_RSH, CVSEDITOR
> new CVSROOT & Co
> cvs $@
> restore CVS environment
> unset backup variables
> }
>
> So they can just
>
> cvslab co myProject
> cvslab diff ...
> ...
>
> without caring about the environment... I wanted to do something like
> that for subversion:
>
> svn co myProject
> ...
What's so difficult about:
$ svn co svn://repos/myProject
?
-a
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