[cvsnt] Re: CVSNT for Web Development?

Siegfried Heintze siegfried at heintze.com
Mon Aug 16 22:35:22 BST 2004


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>
>>So is the recommended procedure to make the sandbox and the WebServer
>>directory the same directory?
>
>I have done it in a slightly different way:
>I have created a sandbox for the web files on my own PC like described
>above. This sandbox is set to be used by my Apache as a web files
>folder so my own Apache will show the webpages as I develop them, no
>need for any extra steps.
>
>On the CVS server itself I also have Apache running and there I have
>created a sandbox with the web files by checking out the module to a
>folder that Apache is configured to serve.
>Then I have added a call to a batch file in the postcommit script that
>triggers for each commit done to this particular module. The batch
>script moves to the checked out webfiles sandbox and issues a cvs
>update command there. The effect here is that whenever a developer
>commits files to the module they get updated on the CVS server Apache
>as well and you can immediately check them from anywhere on the
>internal LAN.
>>

Is this technique discussed in http://www.cvsnt.org/manual/CVS-commands.html
or http://www.cvsnt.org/manual/index.html or the chm file? I could not find
it by looking at the TOC. It looks fascinating!




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