I have started using subversion. Thanks to Ken Auenson. I have been working with him on a project and we are using Subversion to manage the code. I can definitely see the benefits of using it.
I want to set-it-up with my existing projects. And I would like some advice on the best practice. I have several projects that I maintain. I want to setup each project with its own repository. I want to be able to promote my changes to production with subversion. I currently develop on my laptop then upload to development and finally production when ready to release my changes. I am thinking of setting up the repository on the development server. I can update the code one my laptop, commit those changes to the Development server when I am ready to test them. Then when I am ready to release the changes to production, I can promote the changes to production from the repository. Finally my question, is this the best way to set up the Repository? I would appreciate any suggestions Thanks, Mike Demahy
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