You want to use "checkout" (co) rather than "export" if you plan to
make any code changes to contribute back to the james project.
export removes all the information that lets you make a patch of your
changes via svn diff. checkout provides this information. AFAIK
export is usually used only to provide a fixed source distribution not
intended for modification.
thanks
david jencks
On Jun 24, 2008, at 12:48 PM, Andoni OConchubhair wrote:
Thanks.
I figured out that "Export" is the command I've been looking for all
along. So just did a delete of my entire tree and re-exported to the
same workspace!
Think I'm in business now. Have my ANT build going and all.! Now I
just have to find the bug-list and get stuck in :-)
If only it were that simple!
More questions will be forthcoming before I'm fixing any bugs!
Andoni.
Rick McGuire wrote:
Andoni OConchubhair wrote:
Can someone please confirm for me: If I do a checkout in SVN am I
just getting the latest version or am I checking it out so that no
one else can use that file until I check it back in again?
You are just getting the latest version. SVN doesn't do any
locking of files on a checkout, but rather will fail give you a
failure on the checkin if somebody else has made modifications to a
file you're trying to commit changes on.
Rick
Book seems to say that "Checkout" is the only way of getting
latest version? Am I right?
Thanks,
Andoni.
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