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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Files <fi...@poetryunlimited.com> on 2003/09/23 17:38:02 UTC

svn-push et al.....

Is there some documentation on the uses of these push programs?

I think I might have some use for them at work possibly. I currently do rolls
between repositories by hand crafted scripts. Granted it's automated now, but if
there is a stock tool, it would be nicer to use.

Currently, I have a cron job that watches a directory in each area. Depending on
what appears in the site/push, different things happen.

update - updates the development repository to the latest build.
refresh - retrieves a fresh copy.
commit - rolls the repository to the next highest level.

There are other variations, but this is in a nutshell what happens.

Thanks.

Shamim Islam
BA BS


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Re: svn-push et al.....

Posted by Shlomi Fish <sh...@012.net.il>.
On Tuesday 23 September 2003 20:38, Files wrote:
> Is there some documentation on the uses of these push programs?
>

When svn-push is run without any arguemnts it displays the following usage 
information:

<<<
Usage : svn-push -r N:M [SRC_URL] [DEST_URL]
>>>

N is the start revision. M is the end revision. SRC_URL is the URL of the 
repository from which to extract the changesets, DEST_URL is the URL to put 
the changesets to.

Regards,

	Shlomi Fish

> I think I might have some use for them at work possibly. I currently do
> rolls between repositories by hand crafted scripts. Granted it's automated
> now, but if there is a stock tool, it would be nicer to use.
>
> Currently, I have a cron job that watches a directory in each area.
> Depending on what appears in the site/push, different things happen.
>
> update - updates the development repository to the latest build.
> refresh - retrieves a fresh copy.
> commit - rolls the repository to the next highest level.
>
> There are other variations, but this is in a nutshell what happens.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Shamim Islam
> BA BS
>
>
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