My fork of sparkleshare now does svn-up and svn-commit well enough, in anyone is interested.
It's only working on the svn:// protocol, and even then only for allow-anon-write repos. - Paul Sent from my iPhone > On Aug 25, 2016, at 6:18 PM, Paul Hammant <p...@hammant.org> wrote: > > SparkleShare: https://www.sparkleshare.org/ > > TL:DR: Like DropBox but your own SCM as the backing store, and not > as-a-service. > > There's many non-DropBox host-it-yourself solutions, but none use a formal > SCM as the backing store. So of course, SparkleShare is super-stable for Git > only, but the principal author, Hylke Bons (bcc'd), opened the door for other > SCM choices with a decent backend abstraction. > > With https://github.com/ph-hs/SparkleShare I'm 65% of the way through a > Subversion backend. It does the initial checkout, but chokes right now on the > svn-up to bring down new/changed, and the svn-commit to push back changes. > Forget about merge and that (just a TODO for, though Hylke had that working > for Git). > > If you want to join in, you'll need to install Xamarin Studio (brew cask > install xamarin-studio) and renew your love of C#. > > After I finish the Svn client, I'll start work on a Perforce one, for those > that care. Hopefully there's no rule about mentioning other SCMs on this list. > > Reach out off the list if you want to get involved, or just fork and PR on > Github :) > > - Paul
