Hi everyone, new to the list. I've been banging my head against the
wall for the last couple of days on a Windows post-script I'm trying to
write and I'm not getting anywhere with it. Maybe someone on the list
will be kind enough to help me.
Quick explaination...
I have 4 developers working off local working copies of a website, each
updating and committing revisions to a repository I set up on the
network. The developers are working in VisualStudio 2008 with the
VisualSVN plugin and no problems.
What I have working...
I have a super simple post-commit script that updates a 5th working copy
of the repo on the internal development webserver which is what I have
IIS using as a webroot folder. When a developer commits, the webroot
gets the update and they can test their changes.
My post-commit.bat file:
C:\Progra~1\Visual~1\bin\svn update
"\\ServerName\clients\ClientName\wwwroot"
My problem...
Because we're using a few frameworks the site we are building contains
roughly 2200 files. So when we do a commit, the post-commit script
takes a short while to run updating the webroot. This is a bit annoying
for the developers.
My solution attempt...
I read about SVNLOOK and figured it might hold some power to reduce the
update to only be the changes commited. I failed miserably at
implementing it because of my lack of batch file syntax.
Questions...
1. Is there an easier way to do what I'm doing or am I on the right
track? It does seem to work, albeit slow.
2. Can someone write me a post-commit.bat file that does what I'm trying
to do? I'm looking for a script that is a BAT file. I can install grep
if needed for the SVNLOOK.
Thanks in advance,
James
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Received on 2008-07-31 21:48:43 CEST