I need to create/update/delete files in a directory (and its subdirectories) every time an SVN repo is updated.
I was told this can be done writing a script which uses output from svnlook changed
command.
I wonder: Is there an already written script for this?
Added: I think (it was even more wrong: svnsync
is not suitable for this, as it needs the synced repository to have .svn folders what is no good for us.svnsync
synchronized repos not working dirs, which I need to synchronize)
Best Answer
svnlook
is usually used in a post-commit hook, but the hooks are run by SVN server. So unless your directory is located on the SVN server, it won't do you much good.Consider creating a simple cron job with
svn update
.