On 2/10/07, Bob La Quey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am wondering if SVN might well be useful for managing projects other than software development. Keeping track of documents that are constantly being revised is after all a big part of project managment.
If you are ok with having a local checkout of the entire repository (which uses > 2x size of all docs combined) or atleast a local checkout of the entire directory which contains the documents. Alternatively, you can enable "Auto Versioning" and mount the svn repository as a webdav share and open files directly. The downside of doing this is * any temp files that are created by the document editor gets added to the repository and gets removed when deleted. * every save from the document editor is versioned * can't put a log message (to svn) when saving the file. (you can always go edit svn:log, but try teaching that a whole team of people) -V -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
