Hmm.. none of these really make sense, though, in terms of really 
putting things properly into SVN.  This is mostly because Monticello 
uses a new filename for each revision (well, it doesn't technically have 
to but things would be confusing if you didn't) while SVN stores 
multiple revisions of the same filename.

You might be able to make one of these work if all you want is for the 
data to be stored in an svn repository in *some fashion* but I don't 
really see the point in having hundreds of files in a svn repos, all 
with only one revision, no history, and no commit logs.  <shrug>

Last I tried, mounting an svn repos into the filesystem would allow you 
to read the files but didn't properly allow you to commit (at least with 
any of the DAV clients I tried).  I think none of them actually use 
revisions, they just try to lock and change the file.  Perhaps this has 
changed though... if so, you could certainly used MCCVS combined with 
mounting a repos to at least avoid having to manually commit.  No log 
messages that way though.

Julian

Philippe Marschall wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I have a couple of ideas that don't require any code to be written.
> They are not very elegant but require little work and get your
> mc-versions into a svn repository (I hope).
> - A svn-repository can be exposed via webdav (mod_svn_dav), I'm not
> sure but can't you just use this as mc-http-repository?
> If that didn't work:
> - On your client, mount either the svn repository or the webdav folder
> into you filesystem and use a mc-directory-repository.
> If that didn't work as well:
> - On the server mount either the svn repository or the webdav folder
> into the filesystem and expose it via http. So your client can use it
> as mc-http-repository.
> 
> Philippe
> 
> 2005/8/20, Stefan Krecher <stefan at krecher.de>:
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>i got a question regarding Squeak-Sourcecode-Management.
>>Parts of a current project i'm working on are developed with Squeak,
>>other parts with Java, C and C++.  All Sources of the project are
>>managend in a svn-repository. I used to check in the Squeak-Changesets
>>but actually i'm looking for a better way to do the
>>source-code-management.
>>Is there a way to directly work with svn with squeak? Are there better
>>ways to manage sources? Could Monticello somehow be integrated with
>>svn?
>>
>>Thank in advance for any suggestions,
>>Stefan
>>
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