Re: Using Subversion for both site and cake

Tue, 08 Aug 2006 05:39:45 -0700

Did you see the screencast I did a few months ago on using TortoiseSVN?

http://cakephp.org/screencasts

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On 8/7/06, Shutter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hey,

I've set up subversion/TortoiseSVN on windows for the site I'm working
on, and I've come to like using the latest svn version of Cake since it
containes the latest fixes. Right now I've just been checking out
Cake's SVN builds from time to time and copying that to my working copy
of the site, but that doesn't allow me to make any changes to the cake
core files when necessary. (I know you're not supposed to change cake
core files generally and that extending appcontroller/appmodel is
better, but I've needed to make a few changes sometimes to the helpers,
which tickets are already submitted for)

Would there be a way to set my subversion up such that I can use it to
merge the latest Cake version with my local website repository? Such
that the latest version I retrieved from Cake's SVN could be merged
with my local site in case I made changes to my local copy of cake's
core files?

Or rather, what's the best way to keep it all up-to-date without losing
my modifications?

Thanks,

Shutter



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