Since many of the plugins that I have are from an svn repository and
contain .svn folders, what is the proper way to add the plugins to my
svn repository without getting errors thrown?
Thanks.
Since many of the plugins that I have are from an svn repository and
contain .svn folders, what is the proper way to add the plugins to my
svn repository without getting errors thrown?
Thanks.
You can clean out the svn folders like this:
find . -name “.svn” -exec rm -rf {} ;
Or, if you want to keep them as an SVN working copy, you can set them
up as svn:externals: Externals Definitions
OR! You can use Piston:
http://www.rubyinside.com/advent2006/12-piston.html
–Jeremy
On Dec 24, 2007 1:01 AM, Chris O. [email protected]
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Jeremy McAnally wrote:
You can clean out the svn folders like this:
find . -name “.svn” -exec rm -rf {} ;
Or, if you want to keep them as an SVN working copy, you can set them
up as svn:externals: Externals DefinitionsOR! You can use Piston:
Managing Rails Plugins with Piston–Jeremy
Thanks for the quick reply. For now I will just remove the .svn files.
BTW Kudos on your Humble Little Ruby Rook. I have recommended it a
couple times to friends looking to learn ruby.
I think the proper way is script/plugin install -x <name/url>
.
That does not copy/export the plugins but puts them into the
“svn:externals” property of vendor/plugins
On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 07:01:55 +0100, Chris O. wrote:
Since many of the plugins that I have are from an svn repository and
contain .svn folders, what is the proper way to add the plugins to my
svn repository without getting errors thrown?
I use svn too and curious about your question. Could you make the
question a bit more concrete?
thanks,
Thufir
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