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Re: Some Queries about subversion supported features

From: Andy Levy <andy.levy_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-08-02 14:31:55 CEST

On 8/2/06, Aamir Yaseen <aamir.yaseen@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have few questions regarding feature set of Subversion.
> Can you guys please comment on these features support and there is no
> support for any feature can you please suggest any workaround.
> Following are those queries:
>
> Does SVN provide file-level incremental versioning of the file resources
> while maintaining older version in the system in an accessible manner?
> Does SVN allows roll-back of versions?
> Does SVN allow the deployment of the server on the remote machine ( Network
> Drive )?
> Can user setup effective date for resources being checked in?

Reading the fine manual would be an excellent start to answering these
questions. http://svnbook.org/

Any version control system would be crippled (and pointless to use) if
it didn't support the first 2 items. The third really isn't an SVN
issue, or any other SCM system - it's a question of how you migrate
your files and have your network/servers set up.

The last is unclear. Do you want to schedule check-ins, or allow the
user to modify the check-in date after the fact? The latter would be
a very bad thing to allow, and make any SCM system unusable for audit
purposes (among other things). The former, again, is outside your SCM
tool - there are myriad ways of scheduling tasks, apps, scripts, etc.
to run on just about every OS that SVN runs on.

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