Does Homesite+/CFStudio have any CVS support (especially for subversion?).
We're planning to move to SVN from developing from ftp, but wondering how to
set the whole thing up.  

We have a development server, where all the changes are made and tested by
editing the files directly through ftp and testing them through the web
browser.  When they're ready, we ftp them over to the production server and
use Araxis Merge to compare the changes with the old files and merge them
(just for safety, and also certain files only get parts of them deployed,
such as the cfc files which contain all the DAO logic).  

How can we make this type of set up work with SVN?  I mean if we retrieve a
file from CVS through Homesite+ or CFEClipse, how do we save the file to the
dev server so that we can test it, and then when we're done, how do we
deploy the changes to production?   Is this even possible?  

Russ

-----Original Message-----
From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 1:17 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Source control PLUS Deployment control...

For the first point, you can use your version control system to keep
both deployments in sync.  Just have your production boxes check out a
working copy of your production branch, and then when you make
changes, run an 'update' on both of them.

Or you could take a different tack (what we do for our clusters).  We
have a single master server that we push all updates to.  That server,
as part of recieving updates, ensure that they are propogated to all
other machines, both in the cluster it's a member of, and our backup
cluster at a different datacenter.  So when we add a new machine, we
register it as a slave with the master server, and it immediately gets
all updates that are passed to the master.  It works really well, as
long as having all your servers updated at the same time is a
reasonable course of action (which is not the case a lot of times).

cheers,
barneyb

On 6/9/05, Jeff Waris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been following this thread a bit and was wondering if anyone was in
the
> same boat as I am.
> 
> Right now we run VSS as version control of various CFM's in our test
> environment. (VSS isn't necessarily our future as it was here before I was
> and it really isn't suited for what we need for the future)
> 
> I have an added dilemma to this. I have two separate production
environments
> that I have to keep synced with changes. This can become daunting
sometimes
> figuring out what changes have deployed to what production environment.
> Technically they should be synced, but that isn't always the case. It
would
> be nice to be able to see what's been deployed where at any given time.
> 
> <snip />

-- 
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