Hi all,
Thanks for all your suggestions.
Just wondering, would the following work:
Now i have my SVN repository on my desktop (e.g. /path/to/svnrepo)
Then, when i need to take to the road with the laptop, i just copy the
whole directory to the laptop, and have it recognise it as an SVN
repository, and update/checkin from/to there. Then when i get back home,
copy the whole repo directory back to the desktop (back to
/path/to/svnrepo).
That sounds very naive i know, but would that work?
Thanks and Regards,
Edwin
Michael Clark wrote:
You could also look at SVK
http://svk.bestpractical.com/view/HomePage
It builds distribution (similar to git, mercurial, et al) on top of
subversion.
Edwin Lee wrote:
Hi Gerald,
Thanks! Yes, if the SVN repo can be entirely brought around, it would
work for me. i suppose syncing the repo back to my home desktop can be
done in similar ways?
If you use plain svn, you could run the master on your laptop, and have
a slave server that is periodically updated by svnsync (1) when you are
connected. The disadvantage of this, is you can only have read-only
checkouts from the slave server - meaning you can only commit to a
checkout which is from your laptop repository.
~mc
[1] http://journal.paul.querna.org/articles/2006/09/14/using-svnsync/
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