RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote, On 2/7/2007 12:41 PM:
the downside to this approach is that you have to check in a change
before being able to see it on your dev server. Plus this means you will
have lots of non-working checkins in svn.
/t
I would have assumed that you'd be testing before checking in the code.
But, I may have been assuming wrong.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 5:18 PM
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Subject: Re: [CFCDEV] RE: DW vs Eclipse
Basically you can edit code where-ever you want with eclipse, if you
combine cfeclipse with some version control plugin. We often use
subversion to create our repositories and check in/out code on
a windows workstation with eclipse using a subversion plugin. Updates
can be sent to where-ever you want on your linux dev server by
creating a working copy
somewhere in your webroot and add /path/to/working-copy and svn up in
hooks/post-commit in your subversion repository. This will update the
working copy on your dev server each time you check in some code.
All transmissions are done via http, so this will basically work
everywhere.
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