Lazycoder

3May/041

ASP.NET and Subversion

Damn, trying to use SubVerson with ASP.NET is a pain in the ass. At least if you are creating a ‘web application’. I’ve had to re-create the repository about 10 times so far just to keep directory structure sane. It’s enough to make me yearn for classic ASP where you really could just dump stuff in a directory, point the web server at it and off you go. You couldn’t really step into ASP code and debug it so you didn’t hold onto any false hope. You just put response.write wherever you wanted debug feedback at and when on with your life.

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  • http://www.livejournal.com/~klaviman Nathan

    I just started using Subversion for my ASP.NET apps. I’m trying to figure out how to put all my web applications in the repository in the easiest fashion possible. Any lessons learned in setting up new web apps with subversion in mind?

    Thanks.

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