Hi,
I'm aware of this, that SVN can only handle source files.
I wanted to know, if there's a better solution than shouting "people,  
please add this nav-alias to this folder" or so...

I'd like to know the setup of others between: developing machine -  
staging system - production environment
(and, like in our case: stable versions in-between)

Thanks
Fritz




On 25.02.2009, at 11:17, Marco van den Oever wrote:

>
> Hi Fritz, i am not a very experienced SVN user, but as i understand
> SVN is purely for source codes etc, isn't database synchronization
> something you just have to communicate about?
>
> Everybody could work and test their own stuff and when something is
> changed like config settings that would effect the stuff of others
> then communicate so everyone can update individual.
>
> As i understand SVN itself is also not always 100% automated and
> sometimes human communication is still necessary, if there is a way or
> method to indeed automate then i am also happy to hear from anyone
> that knows this information.
>
> Regards,
>
> Marco
>
> On Feb 24, 5:28 pm, Fritz Dimmel <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I've already developed several websites with FarCry, most of the time
>> in one or two-person projects where there was no need for CM.
>> Now I'm in a larger project and we have to setup CM for the website
>> development.
>>
>> How do you setup your projects with SVN / whatever?
>>
>> Well, the source code is quite simple how to check it in / out.
>> But what about the database?
>> Because content objects "automatically" create tables / columns / ...
>> in the DB (yes, I know, scaffolding does), there's no chance to have
>> stable versions only from the checked-out code because DB entries are
>> missing.
>> (The same goes e.g. for dmConfig objects or simple
>> "application.navID.xyz" references in the code which will fail, when
>> accessed and these values are not in the DB.
>>
>> Maybe some of you guys could explain, how you implemented CM in your
>> FarCry (or other web-related) projects.
>>
>> Thanks a lot,
>> greets from Austria
>>
>> Fritz Dimmel
> 

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