Re: How to avoid cluttering the svn repository with several versions of compiled files

Hello!

Andy Levy schrieb:
> Aside from space
> efficiencies (which may not even be realized, due these being binary
> files), there's not much to be gained by putting releases into
> Subversion instead of a decently-structured archive directory on a
> server.

But this requires access to a file server which is not always given.
For some customer projects I only have a VPN connection to the SVN
server.

And I think I make really a lot of sense to keep source and binaries
for such purposes in a common location. File server locations don't
allow/force the user to put a message directly onto the stored files.
It would be possible to create files like README.txt or RELEASENOTES.txt
but they don't "stick" to the generated binaries.

Regards
Andreas Schweigstill

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