[Dune] Version of svn server

[Dr. Olaf Ippisch]

Hi Andreas,

because it either requires that I keep a local copy of the source code 
for Jugene on my computer which I keep in sync besides the repository or 
I can't have an local changes on the Jugene (which sometimes makes 
sense). An svn update keeps all local changes intact, an rsync does not.

Regards,
Olaf

Am 08.11.2011 15:35, schrieb Andreas Lauser:
> Hi guys,
>
> on the danger of sounding like an idiot, but why don't you just rsync the
> source from your desktop to the front end node after doing 'svn up' on your
> machine? that's how we do it here in stuttgart...
>
> cheers
>    Andreas
>
> On Dienstag, 8. November 2011 you wrote:
>> On Tue, Nov 08, 2011 at 03:06:20PM +0100, Oliver Sander wrote:
>>> I was thinking about those supercomputer guys with their (understandable)
>>> love for old software.  Only I didn't imagine they's use svn to get the
>>> code.  Do you really call svn checkout on each and every node to get
>>> the the source code?  If they do then of course I withdraw my previous
>>> opinion.
>>
>> No, but I have to check it out on the front node. (Then I
>> cross-compile the code and the queueing system distributes the
>> binaries). As I use the trunk for development, I cannot rely on
>> working tarballs. Furthermore changes to the trunk would become rather
>> cumbersome.
>>
>> Yeah I love old software, makes live so much more exciting ;)
>
>

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