Hi all,
I'm very new to the community and I can only imagine this question has been
asked before but google searching (and looking in archives) has not helped
but it may be because I don't know how to correctly phrase the question, but
here goes. Is there a way to have an expanded view into a repository's
projects on NFS such that a user can explore it in a shell in a read-only
fashion? What I mean is if I have a repository like:
file:///repos/myproj/stuff/foo.c
I'd have on disk
/svn_explore/repos/myproj/stuff/foo.c
As a set of directories / files that I could look at that are always 'head'
and are read-only and are kept up to date. I was thinking I
could orchestrate this with a cron, or maybe some changes to hooks but I was
wondering if there was an easy supported way or standard way in which people
do this. This would allow people to look into the 'latest' in the repository
without actually having to run any svn commands.
Thanks in advance for any help and I appreciate you reading such a novice
question. I'm very new to svn but already find it a powerful and promising
system.
-Eli
Received on 2011-10-19 05:11:28 CEST