svnauto is a tool that automatically checks Subversion repositories with policies set for each directory.
If you're using Subversion and need a reliable and efficient auto checking tool, look no further than svnauto. With per directory checking policies, svnauto makes it incredibly simple to use a Cron job and Subversion as a backup mechanism.
To get started, simply use the command: $0 [[+-]add|rm|ci] [-n] dir .... This will allow you to automatically sync svn directories (v$ver) with ease.
There are a few different actions you can take with svnauto, including adding any new elements, removing any missing elements, and checking in elements. You also have the option to override these actions using the + or - qualifiers. If no qualifier is given, the parent action will be taken and used until overridden by a .svnauto file in a subdirectory.
One of the great features of svnauto is the ability to place a local .svnauto file in a subdirectory. This file will override any inherited actions, allowing you to customize the checking policies as needed.
In terms of options, svnauto offers both a -n option to prevent actually executing anything (although this may not produce the same results since certain actions depend on other actions committing), as well as a -u option to display the usage message.
Overall, svnauto is a powerful and reliable tool for Subversion users in need of automated backup and syncing capabilities.
To get started, simply use the command: $0 [[+-]add|rm|ci] [-n] dir .... This will allow you to automatically sync svn directories (v$ver) with ease.
There are a few different actions you can take with svnauto, including adding any new elements, removing any missing elements, and checking in elements. You also have the option to override these actions using the + or - qualifiers. If no qualifier is given, the parent action will be taken and used until overridden by a .svnauto file in a subdirectory.
One of the great features of svnauto is the ability to place a local .svnauto file in a subdirectory. This file will override any inherited actions, allowing you to customize the checking policies as needed.
In terms of options, svnauto offers both a -n option to prevent actually executing anything (although this may not produce the same results since certain actions depend on other actions committing), as well as a -u option to display the usage message.
Overall, svnauto is a powerful and reliable tool for Subversion users in need of automated backup and syncing capabilities.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A