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I currently commit files to my SVN server (which is located on my web host), and from there I SSH in and export them to the working directory in my htdocs.
As my application gets larger and larger, a full export is a waste of time. How can I only export the files that have been changed?
svn export -r xxxx:HEAD http://svn/
Is a solution I had found, so maybe this can help? How can I automatically get the revision?
I’m not sure if this is the same problem you’re referring to, but when committing files for a web application I’m working on, I’ve used the svn2ftp.py SVN hook to automatically FTP modified files to a staging server. It was pretty easy to install and I’ve never had a problem with it.