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Hello,

Twiki have support for SVN?

Grettings!

Freddy González

Environment

TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x01x00
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS: RedHat Linux 7
Web server: Apache
Perl version: 5
Client OS: Windows XP SP2
Web Browser: Mozilla
Categories: Plugins

-- FreddyPCS - 23 Jun 2008

Answer

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Have a look at SubversionBasedTWikiInstall

-- SebastianKlus - 08 Jul 2008

While I have not tried it in a very long time, you can (using the configure expert mode), change the command lines called by RcsWrap. I think it is actually possible to use svn as the backend versioning system by carefully replacig all the rcs commands.

(and if you get even part of that working, we'd love to hear more.)

-- SvenDowideit - 09 Jul 2008

A revision number for subversion is relative to the entire repository, while a rcs or cvs revision numbers are relative to a single file..this means that when using subversion for topic storage, a single topic's revision numbers won't start at 1 and increment by 1 : it will become unpredictable and increment by random : will that be suitable in topic history's related functions ?

-- OlivierThompson - 10 Jul 2008

no, you would ignore the svn rev. and use the sequential in topic rev number.

-- SvenDowideit - 13 Jul 2008

Thank you Sven. I will try it and keep you informed..

-- OlivierThompson - 16 Jul 2008

 
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Topic revision: r8 - 2008-08-19 - PeterThoeny
 
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