I haven't used it yet but have you seen: http://subclipse.tigris.org/svnant.html
It might be an easier route to svn support!
Sorry if that pours water on your fire :(
Rob
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
is more-or-less done.
While I worked on the task I realized how limited the original cvs task actually is, and likewise the svn task is as limited.
It may be worth to add a few more global attributes like --force, --encoding and similar.
One of the hardest parts is authentication. It seems as if the equivalent of <cvspass> would need to calculate the hashcode Subversion creates for the file in ~/.subversion/svn.simple/ and even then it couldn't generate the full contents of it easily.
I saw that AbstractCvsTask does not use a redirector. Well, maybe it should and so should AbstractSvnTask so at least svn had the chance to receive the password from stdin.
I'm pretty underwhelmed by what the task does and how, but then again it didn't take more than two hours to write it.
Stefan
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