Hi,
I'm still experimenting the use of a single FSVS repository with multiple
identical servers. As I said before, it's a complicated setup with NFS
subfolders, but I'll take a simpler example to describe my question.
- I have 2 servers: server1 and server2.
- They both have an indentical "/app" directory. Well, almost identical, we'll
see..
- I version "/app" on server1 with FSVS. For example:
cd /app
fsvs urls name:base,prio:200,svn://10.10.10.10/project/trunk/app
fsvs ignore ......
fsvs commit -m "First commit on server1"
- Now I want to version server2 and synchronize it with server1. BUT, there is
one subfolder I want to exclude from server2: "/app/peculiar". On server2, I
run the following:
cd /app
fsvs urls name:base,prio:200,svn://10.10.10.10/project/trunk/app
fsvs ignore ...
fsvs ignore ./peculiar
fsvs sync-repos
- Now I want to check the status before commiting on server2. But whatever I
do, "/app/peculiar" appears in "fsvs status"..
- If I try to get rid of it locally with "unversion", it'll be deleted from
the repository!
fsvs unversion ./peculiar
fsvs commit -m "First commit on server2"
[.. FSVS deletes "./peculiar" from the SVN repository.. ]
This is of course not what want: If I run "fsvs update" on "server1", its
"app/peculiar" directory would be deleted!
Is there a proper solution for this case? Otherwise is there a way to
circumvent this?
Regards
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Farzad FARID / Architecte Open Source - Associé
Pragmatic Source / http://www.pragmatic-source.com
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