Ben-Nes Michael wrote:
As my company grew i discovered im lacking some mechanizim that will control the web
site developing.
Currently every one in the company that edit a html, class file need to first ask if
any one already working on it. this starting to become a major problem because
sometimes workers working on the same file which result in total chaos.
I need some kind of developing system that will enable me to:
* keep track of what have been done.
* version control.
Sounds like something subversion can do
* some kind of publish action that will upload the files to the server.
Subversion has repository hooks which enable such things(given the right
scripting)
* file locking.
AFAIK Subversion currently lack these.
* permission handeling.
It is possible when using Subversion with the Apache/DAV front-end(using
standard apache access rules).
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Idan
My weblog at: http://idanso.dyndns.org/blog/
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