On 4/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, this is one reason that I strongly prefer keeping my code > on the file system. The availability of change-control software > is the other. I happen to like git.
Well, we are probably going to do this for files (some forms have associated document files), but I don't see how this would be overly possible for form data, am I off base ? Oh, I would love to implement change control software but I figure let's ask for emergency changes first and then we can look at luxury options. > I do development on my machine, and as much testing as possible. Then on the > production machine I do a cg-update my_machine_name to pull the code from my > machine into production. > > So, how do you get code in files? The two best I have found are the > FileSystemSite from infrae, and the DirectoryView portion of zope CMF. > Unfortunately, either require some reformatting of method data, particularly > the headers. So some retyping and retesting is required. I am using > FileSystemSite, and any new code goes there. Working code stays in the ZODB > until I have time or need to fix it. I'm not sure if this would work for me as 90% of the data I'm worried about getting squashed is form data entered by the site's users rather than code the developer is working with. > Another option, which I have never used, is zsyncer, > http://sourceforge.net/projects/zsyncer Thanks, I'll have a look at that. But I guess really what I'm hoping to find out is how feasible is it to dhunk out the user-entered data and put it in an exteranl DB so it is safe from being stepped on during code updates ? Christopher Appell _______________________________________________ Zope-DB mailing list [email protected] http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-db
