[SOLVED] subversion, is this possible to do in subversion?

[bradkenyon]

for subversion, could you set something up, so any changes to a file on the server is automatically logged into svn?

 

because i generally duplicate the file i am working on, and save it as filename2.php, then make the changes, test, then delete filename.php and rename filename2.php to filename.php.

 

i make back up's of everything i work on, onto my computer's hard drive, but is there a way it will automatically save the different changes to the files into subversion?

 

i ask this, because i make my changes right off the server, and hit save, and i am good to go, instead of downloading the file first and then editing it, and then uploading the changes.

[corbin]

Every time you commit to SVN a diff revision of the file is saved, and all of the revisions (unless handled other wise) are saved, so as long as you commit a lot, you'll have all of your files.

[CroNiX]

Basically, you just stated the whole purpose of svn in your questions.

[bradkenyon]

correct.

 

i guess i did not ask the question correctly. i know what subversion does, but I want to know if it can do this...

 

I know you have to commit a file, and make any comments if any, on the change, but is there a way if I was to automatically save changes to the file on the server, it will record the changes accordingly within subversion, without having to commit the change manually?

[Daniel0]

No.