darren
21-Feb-2008, 08:08 AM
I was really hoping for proper integration with SVN (better than SCCI which doesn't fit SVN very well). What I'd really like is the ability to have the left window being a local directory (not necessarily a working directory which includes the .svn folders), and the right window being the SVN repository, with the ability to compare files and folders. A copy from local to repository would initiate a commit operation whereas a copy from repository to local would be a checkout (with an option to lock?). This would be most useful when comparing file existence between local directory trees and those in the repo, without having to perform a checkout on the entire tree first.
Failing this, is there any way of configuring external commands to be run when BC3 operations are called - i.e. configuring BC3 to call the svn.exe command line client with the appropriate arguments to perform SVN operations (add / commit /checkout / delete etc). This would just need a lookup of what command line to execute under what conditions. It may be easier if the changes are cached locally until a commit operation is explicitly called.
Failing this, is there any way of configuring external commands to be run when BC3 operations are called - i.e. configuring BC3 to call the svn.exe command line client with the appropriate arguments to perform SVN operations (add / commit /checkout / delete etc). This would just need a lookup of what command line to execute under what conditions. It may be easier if the changes are cached locally until a commit operation is explicitly called.