Wade,
The output from "svn status" should give you the information you need
to parse out any needed "svn add" or "svn delete" commands. It has a
nice consistent and easy to parse output format. I believe it will
even output XML if you want it to.
Steve
Oh.. and.. Hi all. :)
On Oct 22, 2007, at 3:24 PM, Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
Svn won't commit anything if there are no changes, so can't you
safely put the svn checkin on a cron job:
svn ci -m "This is the hourly checkin."
Yes, that should work. The part that is tricky is "svn add" and svn
delete". I need to have a list of the files that need to be added
and removed before I can commit the changes. That is the reason
that I was thinking of having the two directories so that I have
something to run a comparison on and generate an array of filenames.
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