Olivier Tournaire wrote:
>
> I have a problem, and I do not know if there are any possibility to find an
> answer. In my office we use a SVN repository for our source codes.
> Sometimes, I have to work at home on this codes. So I use an external USB
> hard drive to checkout the codes from the repository. Then I have to
> transfer the codes on my computer at home.
> What I want to konw is if there is any solution for the folder on my
> external hard drive to act as a repository in order to check out from this
> repository from my personnal computer.
> For the moment, I have to copy manually all the modified files from my
> external hard drive to my personnal computer. And, when I change something
> on my computer, I have to do the job in the reverse way. It is very
> confusing and I would like to find an issue to this.
> Is there a way to do this ? With an other folder ?
Why can't you work directly on the copy on the USB drive wherever it is
located? That is, do the checkout from the work machine, take it home,
make you changes directly on copies on the external drive, take it back
to work and commit without any additional copying.
If you do want to keep an additional copy on you home computer, you
might look at a 'unision' http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/ as
a syncronizing tool. It works like rsync but keeps track of what has
changed on each side for you.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell@gmail.com
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Received on Sat Mar 3 18:38:17 2007