[Klug-general] Keeping Files in sync but local
MacGyveR
macgyver at thedumbterminal.co.uk
Fri Feb 4 00:15:11 UTC 2011
On Thursday 03 Feb 2011, George Prowse wrote:
> On 03/02/2011 22:27, Mike Evans wrote:
> > What MacGyver said - but if you use ant then you can incorporate
> > scripting which does the check-in and out from svn and also runs any
> > ancillary tasks like restarting daemons.
> >
> > Ant was originally designed to be a 'make' which worked across networked
> > environments, so you should be able to do the equivalent of a "make
> > synchronsied" on a machine and sit back whilst it all happens. hahahaha.
>
> People seem to be switching over to Git everywhere, would Git be good also?
>
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Any revision control system would work in a similar way, Git uses the
distributed/peer-to-peer model so each one of your systems could be a client
and server and update from each other if required. Wikipedia has a comparison
list of RCS software which may help you make a choice.
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