Hi Gerald,
Thanks! Yes, if the SVN repo can be entirely brought around, it would
work for me. i suppose syncing the repo back to my home desktop can be
done in similar ways?
Thanks and Regards,
Edwin
Gerald Tan wrote:
Quite easily done, especially if you already have TortoiseSVN
installed on the Windows XP laptop. Create a blank folder where you
want to put your SVN repository, right click -> TortoiseSVN -> Create
repository here
Then import your working folder into the repository with url
file:///C:/Path/To/Your/Repository and check it out again from there.
On 3/14/08, Edwin Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Just exploring whether this makes sense...
i have some personal work, that i would like to make use of SVN to do version
control. At home i do the work on Linux, so no problem with that.
When i go on business trips, i bring along my company-issued laptop, which
unfortunately, has to run Win XP (but that may not be the main obstacle).
i would like to continue doing work on the road when there is free time, but it
still has to be version-controlled.
One option is to set my home PC as an SVN server, and just always sync to the
repo there. But i don't want to do that, because
- i may not always get internet connectivity on the road.
- the purpose of the SVN is for personal version control, rather than
collaborative work. So keeping my home PC on the whole time for this seems
overkill.
Hence, is there a way to bring the whole SVN repo with me when i go away, then
sync/copy it back when i return?
Thanks and Regards,
Edwin
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