> > I'm both a newcomer to versioning software in general, and subversion in
> > particular, and was wondering whether or not it is possible in
> subversion
> > (ver 1.2.0) to export just the files that have changed between one
> > particular revision and another?
> >
> > In particular, I'd like to export the files changed between the
> most recent
> > revision and one chosen from before that (ie, whichever one
> represented my
> > last site upload) to save on upload bandwidth.
>
> You might be able to use 'svn diff' to get a patchfile, but that
> is limited
> with regards to binary files. Other than that, instead of doing
> an export,
> create a working copy which you can then 'svn update' in
> bandwidth-efficient
> way. It creates a bunch of .svn subdirs though and requires ~twice the
> diskspace on the server.
>
> > So, I'm wondering if anyone can tell me if that's possible, and
> how to do
> > it, if so? Is there some other method people use to keep their
> remote sites
> > updated with just the files that have changed between one revision and
> > another?
>
> Try rsync.
That's what I do just about.
svn export to a local working copy and then rsync.
HTH
Coz
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