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            <title>Creating a post-commit hook for Subversion</title>
            <description>I am doing some work with Subversion now so I got a chance to play with some hook functionality.  Unfortunately, 99.99993% of all information out there for Subversion seems to be directed towards Linux, but after an appropriate amount of head-banging I got it working.  Our dev server has Subversion installed with a repository holding our code.  Each developer has installed TortoiseSVN (which is a Windows GUI client for the server) and checked out the code for local development.  Then, on the server we also checked out the trunk folder into our wwwroot for IIS.  The problem was, ever time we committed code from our local machine and wanted to run it on the dev server, we needed to remote into the server to update the code checked out to the wwwroot folder.</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 15 Sep 2008 21:30:00 GMT</pubDate>
            <author>brad@ortussolutions.com (Brad Wood)</author>
            <category>Subversion</category>
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