On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 5:49 PM, Niels <[email protected]> wrote:
> Nothing is overwritten. All the system does is delete and unzip. So I > basically lose all of my SVN info, and of course Versions doesn't let me > commit my working copy. What's the best way to get around this problem? If what the system is doing is deleting and adding a new folder, why don't you do the same thing in svn? Outside of Versions, temporarily rename the new plugin folder something else so svn doesn't get confused, In Versions, find the entry for the now missing plugin directory, and right-click->Delete. Then rename the new plugin folder back to the original name. Add it in Versions and commit. Also, if I edit some of my theme files, I have to commit them and > then upload them from my working copy to my web hosting server. This > seems like a bit of a hassle. Maybe I should consider a hosting > provider with SVN support? Am I doing this all wrong? > Hi, I keep all my websites as working copies so I can work on them locally, then just run an update on the server. The only thing to worry about with this is making sure your .svn directories aren't accessible by the web: use "RewriteRule ^(.*/)?\.svn/ - [F,L]" It is up to you how little or how much you keep — I generally don't keep post images just because I don't want to bulk up my repository with them, but I do keep images used by the stylesheet. Nothing wrong with it as long as you have enough space to do it. Hope that helps, Ray--
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