Am 2008-05-15 um 07:52 schrieb Ryan Schmidt:
>
> A working copy has a "pristine" copy of every file, and some other
> administrative data, so it should be a little more than double the
> size you might otherwise expect. The working copy has no
> compression, though there is a ticket open requesting that this
> feature be added. There is another ticket open requesting the
> possibility to have a working copy with no pristine copies.
Okay, thanks, I understand.
>> How save is my data within that repository?
>
> I'm confident that my data is safe in my Subversion repositories. Of
> course a good backup plan is essential when using any software.
Well, yes, usually I store a current working copy as well as a dump of
the repository as backup. In case the repository should be damaged I
still have the working copy an can continue working with it. The
pristine copies aren't useful in a backup, are they?
Can I use "svn export" to produce a copy without the pristine stuff?
Perhaps this can be useful for a backup.
Thanks.
hs
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Received on 2008-05-18 17:28:16 CEST