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New pragmies book out! A book on Subversion by Mike Mason. Buy the combo pack and the PDF is a mere eight bucks extra. (via PragDave)
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Tom Copeland
Got to get ahold of that book and get svn running on RubyForge; lots of folks are asking for that…
norseman
Having read Chad’s blog, I’d have to agree something that would be nice would be to have svn bindings for ruby. Couple that with some cvs bindings and an abstraction class and voila, revision checking w/o having to know subversion commands. . . .
Daniel Berger
There’s a decent Subversion plugin for Eclipse called Subclipse for those interested.
Hmm…I can’t get to the site atm. Not good.
yerejm
I discovered something that looks like a diff-patch thing for svn bindings a while ago.
why
thanks. yer (a) jem.
eero
Writing SVN bindings as an extension is a major pain, mainly because SVN uses Apache’s APR for memory control. I once wrote to the point where I could do a ‘ls’ on a remote repository directory.
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