On Sunday, December 19, 2010, Patrick Proniewski <[email protected]>
wrote:
I'm not using SVN to maintain production file `in situ`. Files exist
at 3 different places: in production (on the server), in the
repository, and in my working copy. When I'm working on a server, I
make changes in various files, or create new ones, I wait few hours or
few days to make sure everything works fine, then I don't always
remember what files have changed. Comparing manually the production
directory tree and the working copy is a very painful and long
process. I want to make that automatic.
At this exact moment, your best bet is probably to use something
like ExpanDrive to mount your remote server via ssh as a file
system; then you can use "Find Differences" to compare your
local directory with the server. Do note that MacFUSE+ssh (of
which ExpanDrive is one implementation) will perform very
slowly; but for this purpose it should serve.
I think that the points about changing your workflow are well
made, since the way you've described it today, your workflow is
calculated to drive you nuts, but that's really a different
issue. :-)
R.
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