Tim Liu (gangliu) wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I am investigating subversion repository strategy for remote site
> developement. Please share u experience/opinions. very appreciate it.
>
> 2 choices:
>
> 1. One way is to have a single repository. All developers in
> different geographic sites will access it via either Apache or
> svnserver.
> 2. The second way is to have mirror repository in different sites and
> syncup (2 ways both read/write) among them.
>
> Which way is widely used in remote site dev among subversion users?
> Assume network bandwidth is not a issue. it is high-speed.
We use option #1 where the SVN server is in the main office and we use
ssh+svn to access it. We have multiple users in the main office and
multiple people working from offsite locations (each person is in a
different remote location).
As long as you're not trying to push huge files (>100MB) around, things
should be fast enough. SVN is pretty efficient over the wire for most
things.
And you can always move to SVK later (AFAIK) if you absolutely need to
setup remote repositories.
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Received on Wed Oct 18 04:06:29 2006