Jorrit Tyberghein wrote: > On 6/7/06, Juhana Sadeharju <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Yes, I did mean the files from which the checkouts are made. >> Instead of downloading several branches/versions, I could >> download the cvs/svn files and extract any branch/version >> with any date. If only option to download the svn history >> is to checkout multiple branches/versions with multiple dates, >> leading to multigiga downloads, then it is bad. >> > > Why do you need to have all that info local? Why not just ask the svn > server for the history and date as needed? I don't understand why you > need this thing. > > >> If svn keeps the source code in a database, could you make >> the database available via web download? Then I could set up >> my own svn server and checkout any version from there. >> > > You have to check what SourceForge allows. Keep in mind that we're not > the administrators of our svn repository. We don't have full access. I > do think that it is possible to use 'rsync' to the svn repository or > something. Marten knows more about this. > >> I don't know if normal developers and users need this feature, >> but I collect the source codes for archival use. E.g., while >> CS doesn't anymore need the ChunkLOD implementation, perhaps >> some other project may need to look at the implementation >> in future. >> > > Yes, but then you just get that older version in the future. Why do > you want to get it now? > > Greetings, > > Isn't it possible to get a dump of the whole tree ... that is as in "svnadmin dump" which will be a lot to download but it is the full repository including the branches and other stuff.
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