Archive for the ‘subversion’ Category
Subversion best practices
No, I haven’t finished the SVN book, I am too lazy to do so. I am hoping at the new workplace I will be able to learn a good practice of version control using Subversion.
Meanwhile, there is a good discussion on the matter on CFAUSSIE mailing list:
- Subversion
- http://ariejan.net/2006/11/22/svn-how-to-fix-bugs-properly/
- Geoff from Daemon also has posted few blog entries on the matter.
This was one of the thing that I wish would be implemented at fforesite. *If* the system admin was still here, we would be able to research this subject together and draw up some good subversioning structure and procedure. Oh well..
Subversion
Thanks to Johnson I finally able to set up a subversion server on my workstation at work.
I always thought that to serve SVN, I had to tie it up with a webserver, which is the way my workplace SVN server is set up. And I tried to do just that, upgrading my local webserver to Apache 2.3.4, but I finally gave up half way through. It just seems to be too much hassle. It didn’t occur to me that I can SVN server can run as a service itself, on SVN protocol (can’t remember the port address).
Anyhow these are the links that I consulted to get my SVN server up and running:
- settting up SVN server tutorial
- svn service wrapper the link to the service wrapper download on the tutorial above is broken







