build the subversion repo on the dev web server, in the /var/website directory, thus, all updated code will be displayed live on the webserver.
And to go from dev to live site, a quick svn co from the live site, and bob's your uncle.
On Nov 7, 2007 5:15 PM, Ashley M. Kirchner <ashley@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Just a bit OT here... I'm trying to figure out whether I can do
this with subversion or not: We're starting to revamp one of our
websites, but are keeping the current one live and slowly push updated
code out. Right now we have our live server and we have a dev server
which is a mirror of the live one (or started out as such.) Is there
some way to incorporate subversion into this process where our
developers can use it such as:
a) They can check out files they're going to work on, then back in
when they're done. But have it setup in such a ay that those files are
accessible through the normal http protocol so they can look at it
through a browser (as if they're just browsing a website, NOT browsing
code.)
b) When we approve the updated code, a way to then push them through
to the live server.
I know one can have a web "view" of all the files, but that's
looking at the actual code (and this will still need to be available)
however we also want the repository setup in such a way that they can
view the actual site as they're working on code. And once we can
approve the updates, someone (probably me) will then push the new
changes from this dev server onto the live one. And on the live one, we
would need a way to roll back if something breaks, however unlikely.
So, has anyone ever done this? Is there documentation somewhere
that anyone can point out to me? Thanks!
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