David Shere here from Steele Rubber Products. At the recent conference
in Ephriam, one suggestion for some of the questions I had was to create
a "local repository". I have been researching how to do this and have
run into a wall. I can't find anything on the ofbiz documentation or
wiki pages.
I have found a resource at
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/ch05s02.html and created a repository
that way. http://raptor.davidshere.com/repos/ofbiz This page, however,
lacks any information how how to get any *data* into that repository so
that it can be checked out.
I'd like to create a local repository. The repository would be svned
to the current version of Ofbiz daily/hourly, and still maintain any
small changes we've made to suit our purposes. From this repository,
we would check out ofbiz, work with it, and commit changes back if
necessary. That way we're always working with a fresh, local copy (with
our small changes) when we tackle the development issue of the day.
Do I not understand the purpose and use of a local repository? Am I
missing a crucial piece of information?
--
David Shere
Steele Rubber Products
eBay Programming and Sales
http://stores.ebay.com/Steele-Rubber-Products
