Dreamweaver CS4 + SVN...anyone try this?

Posted At : April 13, 2009 11:31 AM | Posted By : Admin
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I just started a new job where they use Eclipse. No biggie. They just wanted to use it because of it's Tortoise integration and CFEclipse.

I have yet to embrace Eclipse or CFEclipse for that matter. I'm strictly a DW fan.

Since DW CS4 is on my home machine and I don't employ any versioning control on my home machines (does anyone do this?), I was wondering if there were any pitfalls with using the SVN plugin for DW CS4.

Thanks everyone!

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Tony Miller's Gravatar I've used Dreamweaver CS3 with Subversion (not using Dreamweaver plugin). The main problem I had was that when
synchronizing a site that Subversion picks up on the modified Dreamweaver metadata files from the sync. It's easy enough
to add an ignore rule for those, but I never bothered. Otherwise the two can coexist nicely.
# Posted By Tony Miller | 4/13/09 12:44 PM
Matt's Gravatar Have you checked out http://code.google.com/p/subweaver/ ?
# Posted By Matt | 4/13/09 1:23 PM
Mike Benner's Gravatar Prior to moving to Textmate for its lighter weight I was using DWCS4 and the SVN module. It is great and worked well. The only thing to watch is that it is the last version of SVN not the latest, so if you use SVN 1.5 (I think) then DW will not be able to work with it as it is SVN 1.4 (again, I think). You can always set your other SVN clients to 1.4 instead to maintain the repository to work with DW.
# Posted By Mike Benner | 4/13/09 1:23 PM
Admin's Gravatar Thanks guys!

@Mike: Argh..the dreaded textmate..heheh I'm on a PC. Still a DW fan.
# Posted By Admin | 4/13/09 2:05 PM
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