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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by "vishwanath ramachandran@honeywell.com" <vi...@honeywell.com> on 2009/07/28 10:38:45 UTC

svn automation

Hi There

 

We are using Sub version as our CCM Tool and were looking to achieve the
following aspects using the SVN tool.

 

1.	Automatically update the local backup once a new version of the
file is updated or created. Currently the user has to update the local
backup manually. 
2.	Automatically create packaging of all the changed files in the
tool for a particular folder and version it to a particular number. 

We would want to understand if you are aware of any applications or
tools and it would be help us if you guide us in this direction.

We would we be eager to also discuss these in person and further detail
out the expectations. 

 

Please share your thoughts

 

 

Regards

R.R.Vishwanath

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Re: svn automation

Posted by Michael Hauptfeld <pf...@yahoo.de>.
vishwanath ramachandran@honeywell.com wrote:
 > We are using Sub version as our CCM Tool and were looking to achieve the
 > following aspects using the SVN tool.
What do you mean with "CCM"? Critical Chain Management?

 >    1. Automatically update the local backup once a new version of the
 >       file is updated or created. Currently the user has to update the
 >       local backup manually.
The client would have to poll the server periodically to see if there's
a new version available.
You could write a bash-/batch-script which does exactly this.

 >    2. Automatically create packaging of all the changed files in the
 >       tool for a particular folder and version it to a particular number.
Again, you could write a script.

I think, subversion is not the right tool for your task, but I don't
know any tool that would fit better. Perhaps you can describe what you
want to achieve.

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