On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 10:23 AM, John Maher <JohnM_at_rotair.com> wrote:
> Thanks Bob.
>
> I installed subversion edge but I don't know if it can help me or I just
> can't figure it out. I can't get it to find our repositories. It won't
> let me change the IP address which makes me think that it doesn't work
> with non-local repositories.
Subversion Edge is a server. It can find the local repositories on that
you want it to expose. They have to be on local disk. It only looks in
the folder you tell it the repositories are in.
The IP address in SVN Edge is also from the local server. It is simply the
local IP address whose network stats it will track. That is it. You
configure the IP address of your server using the server OS.
I searched the forums (developer and
> admin) with the text "existing repositories" and found one post that
> didn't match my question but it didn't matter anyway because the post
> wasn't answered itself.
>
> I was thinking about writing an html or java wrapper because command
> line arguments are a thing of the past, forget about looking to the
> future. Then I thought that edge does this. If it doesn't then is
> there any thing else out there that may do this?
Does it do what exactly?
> For example I have to
> set the svn:ignore property on 44 modules, and that is only one project.
> We have other projects.
svn:ignore is a property you set on paths within the repository. That is
something you do using a SVN client on a checked out working copy. You
then commit the property change to the repository after you set it.
Typing or editing the same command 44 times is
> a bit archaic. It would be nice to type it once and click on the
> modules that it applies to. I may write this myself because it would be
> quicker to write a small program than type or edit the same thing over
> and over again and hope I don't miss one.
>
I cannot tell from the thread what you are trying to do. If these are new
repositories, then SVN Edge allows you to create repository templates that
have content in them. So you can setup a specific structure including
things like svn:ignore settings within the repository structure and then
create a template so that as you create new repositories in the future they
are already setup. The template can also include default set of hook
scripts.
--
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
Received on 2012-09-10 16:30:50 CEST