Re: How to push updates to a development server?

Greetings, Allen Fowler!

>> > I'm sure this is an issue may users have faced:
>> >
>> > If I'm developing a web application on my local machine, and I want
>> > to quickly test incremental changes on a development server
>> > (accessible via ssh/scp/ftp), what's best way to do this?
>> >
>> > Probably the solution would involve someway of just uploading the
>> > modified files, and ignoring things like temp files and the ".svn"
>> > folders....
>> >
>> > Any suggestions?

>> You can use "svn export" to get our code to a new destination without
>> the svn metadata.
>> And perhaps a post-commit hook (or even a CRON job to run "svn
>> export") could see it automated for you. - but that would then force
>> ALL commits to the dev server which may not necessarily be what you
>> want.

> Yeah, "svn export"ing is probably an overkill.... that would export the entire project.

> Something more like rsync, but able to run over whatever transport is available. (ftp, scp, etc.)

*top-posting fixed*

You can "svn export" on per-file basis. There will be no overhead or wasted
traffic.
Something like
http://subversion.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=1065&dsMessageId=1582002

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WBR,
 Andrey Repin (anrdaemon_at_freemail.ru) 11.05.2009, <13:40>
Sorry for my terrible english...
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