I've got a folder under version control; the contents aren't source, but they are binaries that are modified frequently and would generally get committed once a day.
Problem is, the consumers of those files can't grasp t开发者_JAVA百科he concept for source control, they don't realistically have access to the folder in question and 'they can't be bothered' to commit once a day.
What I'd like to do, is have an auto-commit, once a day (4 am) of that folder. Are there any existing tools, or do I have to write one?
You could set up an auto-commit using cron
or at
and a script file calling the appropriate svn ci
commands on each client PC. Auto-committing is not a good idea IMO:
- Broken, unfinished code might get checked in
- any changes will not be documented
but I understand from your description that this may not matter in your case.
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