Hello!
So, after 1 yr of maintaining existing skin for Eden and now Frodo, my quota on google code is now fully used (4GB). I use subversion and hence, every version of the skins are stored inside the repository.
After some thoughts (and a conversation with a google tech), maybe a version control approach (i.e. git, svn, etc..) might not be the best way to do this. I mean, we only need maybe the last 2 or 3 versions of a given skin and not every version since the beginning.
Is there a way to create a repository with auto-updates feature without going the svn or git route?
Alternatively, is there a quick way to delete the old revisions? Or maybe I just need to reset the repository and do a new "svn import"?
Thanks for any help!
So, after 1 yr of maintaining existing skin for Eden and now Frodo, my quota on google code is now fully used (4GB). I use subversion and hence, every version of the skins are stored inside the repository.
After some thoughts (and a conversation with a google tech), maybe a version control approach (i.e. git, svn, etc..) might not be the best way to do this. I mean, we only need maybe the last 2 or 3 versions of a given skin and not every version since the beginning.
Is there a way to create a repository with auto-updates feature without going the svn or git route?
Alternatively, is there a quick way to delete the old revisions? Or maybe I just need to reset the repository and do a new "svn import"?
Thanks for any help!