Doing a SVN-Update on a certain directory using C#?

[Oltmans]

Hi all,

I'm new to sub-version and still learning the process. We've a
scenario in our office where we do a Svn-Update on a certain folder to
fetch the latest code and then we deploy that directory (after
verifying the version number in one of the files in that directory).
Now I just want to automate this process i.e. to write a program that
would let me do a SVN-Update on a directory , fetch the directory for
me and then I will manually deploy it(or would later automate that
too).
So as I'm new to Sub-Version, please let me know how can I
automagically do a SVN-Update by using any library?
I mean can I programmatically do a SVN-Update on a folder using C#? If
so, how? Please enlighten me.

Please let me know, thanks in advance.

Thanks,
Rolf

 

[Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen]

Hi all,

I'm new to sub-version and still learning the process. We've a
scenario in our office where we do a Svn-Update on a certain folder to
fetch the latest code and then we deploy that directory (after
verifying the version number in one of the files in that directory).
Now I just want to automate this process i.e. to write a program that
would let me do a SVN-Update on a directory , fetch the directory for
me and then I will manually deploy it(or would later automate that
too).
So as I'm new to Sub-Version, please let me know how can I
automagically do a SVN-Update by using any library?
I mean can I programmatically do a SVN-Update on a folder using C#? If
so, how? Please enlighten me.

Please let me know, thanks in advance.

Thanks,
Rolf

Call the SVN.EXE command line program with the appropriate parameters.

Look at the System.Diagnostics.Process class for how to start an
external program.

 

[Mufaka]

Have a look at CruiseControl.net. It's a Continuous Integration Server
that I have had good luck with. It makes it possible to auto-magically
build on regular intervals based on commits. My configuration builds
within 10 minutes of check-in and deploys to a Q/A server. It also
emails build results.

http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CCNET/Welcome+to+CruiseControl.NET

We use SVN as well, so I can help with the configuration file.