On 2020-03-02 9:28 a.m., [email protected] wrote:
I use SVN for anything important. Checkout the files on Mac, edit, submit, then
checkout on the target machine, repeat as necessary.
That's appropriate for deployment, but if you're following the common case of
edit-save-run-remotely that's way too much overhead.
Better is to have a local on the Mac working folder with all your stuff and use
rsync over ssh to update the remote server when you make local changes.
Also, I strongly recommend you consider using git instead of svn when using a
version control system. It is SO much better, not the least reason being that
every checkout also has a complete backup of all the versions, being peer to
peer, rather than the versions only being on a single remote host that is easy
to lose. It also has better protection against corruption, better merging, lots
of other betters.
-- Darren Duncan
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