btw great summary Ray. Ever thought of doing a preso on this? On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 6:20 PM, Ray Champagne <[email protected]> wrote: > > For moving to production sites, I usually use an automated process in ANT or > using capistrano. Essentially though, all those systems do roughly the same > thing tho - they do an export of the code to a releases folder in your > repository, then they move those files via FTP/Copy/RSYNC to the production > server. Exporting a site removes all the svn files/folders (which could be > thousands depending on the size of your app), making it a nice clean move. > Adding it to a releases folder within the site's repository makes it very > very easy to roll back to a previous revision should all hell break loose in > production. > > Your repo should/could look like this: > > [sitename] > -- branches (this is used for changes to the site that may be drastic that > you'd want to keep on a separate track from your trunk) > -- tags > --- releases > ---- 06_09_2010.1 (this is an example of how we tag our releases) > ---- 06_03_2010.1 > ---- 06_03_2010.2 (say that there were two releases that day, you'd > label it sequentially) > -- trunk (this is where you would have your main working code; where you > would normally check out from) > > > Kind of a "best practices" for SVN repo setups. Hoep that helps and doesn't > cause even more confusion for you... > > [Cue Zaphod for the Git plug....] =) > > Ray > > On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Cameron Childress <[email protected]>wrote: > >> >> If you are using tortoise you can just right click the working copy in >> windows explorer and choose "commit" to check the code back into the >> repo. You still move the files to your server however you already do. >> I'd go into your FTP client though and create a filter for the little >> hidden ".svn" folders that are sprinkled all over your working copy. >> >> The best book I have seen on SVN is this one, which is free and online: >> >> http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ >> >> -Cameron >> >> On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 3:58 PM, Medic <[email protected]> wrote: >> > >> > I've got an app I built a few years ago that until now I've versioned >> > manually. It's tedious as the app grows and I want to use a proper >> version >> > control tool. I downloaded Subversion and tortoiseSVN. I created a >> > repository (D:\Armis\Armis Repository\) on my work dev machine (XP w CF8 >> > Developer Edition) and added all the most recent app files to it. So I've >> > "checked out" my repository to C:\Coldfusion\wwwroot\. So now what? I >> edit >> > the files then how do I check them back in? How to I upload the changes >> via >> > ftp? I'm a little confused. I use Homesite+ 5 for my dev so I assume >> there's >> > no direct integration. (It's still the best in my opinion.) >> >> > >
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