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Friday 16 January 2004 1:54:04 pm
Hi, to get a "clean copy" of your "working copy" directory ("working copy" = files / dirs inside your svn) you can use the "export" parameter of svn.
Example:
-) go to your ez dir (the main dir of the svn-version of ez)
type
svn export /your/ez/dir /the/destination/path the "/the/destination/path" shouldn't exist (otherwise you get an error) svn will then copy all files from your working copy to the new directory without the .svn directory. (is creating a "unversioned version") Of course, you can use the url of the ez svn server too. Example for windows users: svn export http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/stable/3.3/ c:\web\stable\3.3\ the dir's "web" and "stable" should be created before, the last dir "3.3" will be created by svn.
Advantage of this method: You get the latest code direct from ez.
Disadvantage: It lasts longer than exporting from your working copy. HTH,
Kind regards,
Emil.
Best wishes,
Georg.
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http://www.schicksal.com Horoskop website which uses eZ Publish since 2004
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