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RE: Poor performance in windows. Switching back to CVS

From: Jan Hendrik <jan.hendrik_at_myrealbox.com>
Date: 2007-02-16 17:57:08 CET

Concerning RE: Poor performance in windows. Sw
Steve.Craft@sungard.com wrote on 16 Feb 2007, 9:43, at least in
part:

If reliability and having everything version-controlled matters to
you, 
make it so the only way into production is through the repository.
Then 
make it so it isn't a lot harder. If you don't have a real QA/testing

[snip]

+1 for having a "single path" to production code/releases.

At the risk of taking this *way* off-topic, consider installing Cruise
Control for Win32, running on the same SVN host or even in a
Vmware instance. Cruse Control can monitor the source tree and
checkout/export, kick off a compiler, and push the bits where they
need to go. I have used it with a lot of success in some pretty
varied environments.

Well, we don't compile anything. Except for a bunch of scripts
written in PHP, Perl, Python it's all web content - HTML & JPG.
So I don't think CruiseControl would apply here at all, except for
adding one more layer probably.

JH

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