On Feb 7, 2011, at 19:08, Schneider, Wolf wrote:
> There _is_ a better way, using the svn export command (using svn cat only
> works for non-binary files)
"svn cat" ought to work fine for all files.
Sorry, missed the CRs:
rem Extract the file to the indicated shadow folder
svn export -r %REVISION% %REPURL%/%FPATH% %FOLDER%/%FNAME% --force
exit /b
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I wrote:
> To do this, I wrote the following script, which works well except for the
> actual file copy - svn copy complains about the target folder not being a
> directory, although it most certainly is. My questions are a) what is wrong
> with my use of svn copy, and b) is there perhaps a bett
On Feb 7, 2011, at 17:33, Schneider, Wolf wrote:
>> Based on the above log, %FOLDER% does not appears to be a URL to a
>> Subversion repository... Is it a path to a Subversion working copy?
>
> Correct -- we are trying to make a copy in a network drive folder of the
> file(s) being checked int
Ryan wrote:
>> rem Copy the file to the indicated shadow folder svn copy -r
>> %REVISION% %REPURL%/%FPATH% %FOLDER%/%FNAME%
> I am not familiar with VSS or what exactly is meant by "shadow folder"...
A folder into which a copy of file being checked into the VSS repository is
also made. In Vis
On Feb 7, 2011, at 16:48, Schneider, Wolf wrote:
> We are trying to replicate the ShadowFolders feature of VSS, whereby each
> checked-in file that needs it gets mirrored to a reference directory.
>
> To do this, I wrote the following script, which works well except for the
> actual file copy
