[eluser]richzilla[/eluser]
Hi all,
Ive not been working with subversion long, but so far ive been impressed with the changes its made (things like not re-uploading changes that you fixed 3 weeks ago...). So far what ive been doing is having a working copy on my local server, making changes to that, and commiting them back to the repository. Then, when we want to send it into production we just do an export, and then upload the resulting files ftp as normal.
However, ive mapped some of my FTP servers as drives on my computer for some of our bigger projects, and i was thinking why i cant just put a working copy onto the prodcution server and update it via svn, instead of having to upload a load of files by FTP every time. Is there any pitfalls in this method? or should i continue using ftp?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks