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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Tibor den Ouden <ti...@hetnet.nl> on 2006/01/28 23:10:48 UTC
Repository synchronisation
Hello,
I have the following issue :
I have two machines on which I develop software :
One desktop machine on which I keep the repository and develop and a laptop which I use when I am commuting.
I commit the changes I made to the software when I was working on my laptop in one go to the repository on the desktop machine when I get home.
When the changes are small it does not matter but in some situations it would be nice if I could run a
repository on my laptop. I would be able to commit in small steps to this repository and when I get back home, sync the repository on my laptop with the one on my desktop machine.
In this way I should be able to track smaller changes to the software instead of one 'lump' commit.
Does anybody know of a tool/script which does just this ?
Or if I need to write my own tool how should I approach this problem ?
Any pointers to scripts which interact with the repository are welcome.
Cheers,
Tibor den Ouden
Re: Repository synchronisation
Posted by John Beppu <be...@lbox.org>.
Tibor den Ouden wrote:
> When the changes are small it does not matter but in some situations
> it would be nice if I could run a
> repository on my laptop. I would be able to commit in small steps to
> this repository and when I get back home, sync the repository on my
> laptop with the one on my desktop machine.
> In this way I should be able to track smaller changes to the software
> instead of one 'lump' commit.
You're looking for svk.
http://svk.elixus.org/
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Re: Repository synchronisation
Posted by "Kevin P. Fleming" <kp...@digium.com>.
Tibor den Ouden wrote:
> Does anybody know of a tool/script which does just this ?
> Or if I need to write my own tool how should I approach this problem ?
svk will do exactly this.
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