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SVN::Class

karman on 2007-10-16T04:15:49

My first post here. Trying to get Perl-hip.

I uploaded a few CPAN modules in the last couple days, among them SVN::Class. It continues my appreciation of Path::Class, this time extending Path::Class to work with Subversion workspaces. It's part of a project I am doing at $work for a lightweight CMS using Catalyst, TT, Subversion and the YUI. I hope to upload that to CPAN eventually as well. Seems to be a niche no one is yet occupying.

Cool

stu42j on 2007-10-16T15:22:54

That sounds pretty cool. I look forward to seeing the final product.

I had been thinking recently about taking SVN::Web and adding the ability to directly edit/upload changes to create something not entirely unlike SharePoint. So, I'd be interested to see how you handle add/commits. Checkout a working copy? Or other solutions I've seen seem to use SVK.

Re:Cool

karman on 2008-09-15T21:31:01

You would think I would check the comments more than 1x a year. Yes, SVN::Class works specifically on working copies, so add/commits are all on working copies.

yes, working copies are The Thing

karman on 2008-09-15T21:30:22

You would think I would check the comments more than 1x a year.

Yes, SVN::Class works specifically on working copies, so add/commits are all on working copies.