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Pull from SVN repo

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  1. skyzyx
    Member

    Rather than having to download, unzip, shuffle files, and commit a new version into my project's repository, it'd be much nicer to simply pull an SVN "tag" into my project directly as an svn:external.

    This requires very little effort on your part, but would be a huge value to developers like me. Whenever you create a new release, stick it in a versioned sub-folder of the "tags" or "releases" directories (e.g. /svn/tags/3.0.53).

    It would appear that the current version of the software exists only in the trunk, sticking me in the unfavorable position of having to worry about broken builds if I svn up my svn:externals.

    Any chance of releases being organized this way?

    Posted 1 year ago #

  2. Ian
    Admin

    Wouldn't be a problem at all... I've just gotta add that step to my build process (used to be in there, but I pulled it in favor of tarball releases).

    My thought was to add it back if it turned out people wanted it... which they apparently do :)

    I'll post back when I get it done

    Posted 1 year ago #

  3. Ian
    Admin

    .... and you should be good to go. All my releases will also push a tag to the repo as well :)

    Enjoy

    Posted 1 year ago #

  4. skyzyx
    Member

    Thanks!

    Posted 10 months ago #

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