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RE: Re: Potential New User questions

From: Thompson, Graeme (AELE) <Graeme.Thompson_at_smiths-aerospace.com>
Date: 2005-11-10 10:06:29 CET

Yes, you would hope that that would be the case, but with subversion
*forgetting* the modified date-times, which make uses, when you get out
the files you will effectively end up with make performing a Build of
the entire project because it thinks that *every* file has changed!

Hopefully the bug/feature
(http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1256) request can
be implemented soon, as this is the one major problem that is stopping
us from considering using subversion.

Graeme

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Koning [mailto:pkoning@equallogic.com]
Sent: 09 November 2005 14:53
To: gary.theisen@eds.com
Cc: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: Potential New User questions

>>>>> "Gary" == Gary Theisen <Theisen> writes:

 Gary> Hi all, Our organization is currently in the process of Gary>
migrating from Microsoft VSS, to Dimensions. However, the way Gary>
Dimensions was installed as well as other issues, we have Gary> decided
to take a look at other version control and source code Gary>
repository systems.

 Gary> I've got a few questions regarding subversion, that I haven't
Gary> been able to locate on the subversion web site:

 Gary> 1. Can a user perform a "scan" or search through files stored
Gary> in the subversion db? For example, in VSS, a user can start at
Gary> the "root" project and do a recursive scan for "some string to
Gary> look for" and the scan will recursively look through all files
Gary> and folders under the "root" project.

A "working directory" is just a piece of your local filesystem, so you
can certainly search in that. Searching in the repository itself...
maybe via WebDAV? I haven't tried that.

 Gary> 2. If a single file (an .html file for example) needs to be
Gary> "checked out", worked on, and "checked back in", can that be
Gary> done without recompiling the entire project or directory?
 Gary> Seems to me like the entire directory would need to be Gary>
reversioned. True?

That's not a source control issue but rather a Makefile (or
equivalent) issue. If you change one file, that one file is changed.
If your build system is correctly designed, only the bits dependent on
that one file will rebuild.

     paul

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