Re: Subversion, XCode, ADC and 10.4 Server
Re: Subversion, XCode, ADC and 10.4 Server
- Subject: Re: Subversion, XCode, ADC and 10.4 Server
- From: Thomas Engelmeier <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 22:51:57 +0100
I've just noticed there was a nice article on using Subversion with
XCode on the ADC Web Site.
Yet, the whole article is referring to Mac OS X Server 10.4.
Is 10.4 Server the recommended OS version for development or is it
just that Subversion (Server side) can only work correctly on 10.4
Server?
It works fine on OS X 10.4.3. While others pointed out you might also
use Fink instead of Darwinports, I recently used precompiled binaries
as the last time I tried Fink couldn't resolve one package
dependency. Here is an article describing that setup:
<http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2004/08/10/subversion.html>
If you are sure you never ever need to use network access to your
repositories, you can also use local a local repository as described
(sorry, German only) in <http://www.theflow.de/archives/2004/11/09/
subversion-lokal-unter-mac-os-x>.
Summary: Install the client (no apache etc..), create a repository
with 'svnadmin create {Path/To/Repository}', use 'svn import
MyProject file:///{Path/to/repository}/MyProject --message=\"initial
import\"' to set up the repository and then check it out with 'svn
checkout file:///{Path/To/Repository}/MyProject/ .'
Last !least - obvious but rather easy to overlook in the very first
setup [Heh, now we have revision control, so lets throw everything in
it ;-)]:
If you are working on a bunch of unrelated projects, be sure to
create multiple repositories for them.
A repository shares the revision number, commit messages, the
internal database etc. which is IMO not desirable for unrelated
projects.
HTH,
Tom_E
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