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June 12th, 2007, 04:01 PM
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Tips for subversion layout
We have 2 servers (server1 and server2). Our live site is on server1 and our "dev" area is on server2. I installed subversion on server2 and installed tortoisesvn on my local box which is a windows box. The idea is to have version control and eventually push out the code to server1 with a simple command (i.e. svn update).
It makes sense in my head if the user was on a local unix box and he/she checks it out on their box but the user doesnt have Unix and is using Windows. So if the user commits his/her changes from their windows box it pushes it out to the subversion repository on server1. BUT, someone still needs to go on server1 to run "svn update" to get the latest code so ppl can see what dev.domainname.com looks like. Does this make sense?
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June 13th, 2007, 05:42 AM
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Yes - we worked like that at my last job.
We had a web page containing the Update command/link. You just have to be careful you don't accidentally update the live server instead of the dev one (that happened several times!).
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