Is there a way for the post commit hook to update only the files that changed on the Web server? This way we can preview our changes right the way. VisualSVN server and the Web server are 2 separate machines on the same network.
I am coming from an older version of Tigris SVN where my post commit hook updates a remote web server. The script looks like this: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ECHO OFF REM POST-COMMIT HOOK set repo=%1 set rev=%2 set log="M:\svnlogs\post-commit_log.txt" set err="M:\svnlogs\post-commit_err-log.txt" set svn="M:\Progra~1\Subversion\bin\svn.exe" set svnlook="M:\Progra~1\Subversion\bin\svnlook.exe" set svnpath="M:\Progra~1\Subversion\bin" ( echo ======================================================================== echo Start commit %repo% r%rev% date /t time /t ) >> %log% REM set cmd=%svn% update D:\WorkingFolder REM (start "start-title" /D%svnpath% /BELOWNORMAL /B %cmd% >> %log%) FOR /F "usebackq" %%i IN (`%%svnlook%% dirs-changed -r %rev% %repo%`) DO %svn% update "\\10.10.0.81\dev-svn\tclisc" >> %log% ( echo End commit date /t time /t ) >> %log% -------------------------------------------------------------------- The only chagnes I made to this script is the PATHs to the binaries to match VisualSVN bin folder. The VisualSVN service runs under a special account that has Modify permissions across the network. That is what I used before. I am at a loss here. Could you please advise what are my options?.
