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Thanks much.<br />
if I come up with anything further, I'll re-post.
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Thanks much.
if I come up with anything further, I'll re-post.

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Greetings.<br />
I have a SVN repo with four folders:<br />
/BuildCM<br />
/Trunk<br />
/Branch<br />
/Tag<br />
<br />
in my BuildCM folder is a database.php that holds my database parameters. &nbsp;There are four of them.<br />
<br />
DatabaseSTG.php<br />
DatabaseTST.php<br />
DatabasePRD.php<br />
<br />
Depending on the environment I need that file to be checked out and sent to the application in the /root/config folder.<br />
<br />
The root/config/database.php is the file for my dev box. &nbsp;WHen I do a commit, I want the hook to perform an update to the staging environment, then I need DatabaseSTG.php to be pulled out of my SVN CMBuild and sent to /root/config/ folder.<br />
<br />
If I do a svn co, will that override the whole folder? &nbsp;I just want the one file to go into that folder.<br />
<br />
What can I do?<br />
Thanks.
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Greetings.
I have a SVN repo with four folders:
/BuildCM
/Trunk
/Branch
/Tag

in my BuildCM folder is a database.php that holds my database parameters.  There are four of them.

DatabaseSTG.php
DatabaseTST.php
DatabasePRD.php

Depending on the environment I need that file to be checked out and sent to the application in the /root/config folder.

The root/config/database.php is the file for my dev box.  WHen I do a commit, I want the hook to perform an update to the staging environment, then I need DatabaseSTG.php to be pulled out of my SVN CMBuild and sent to /root/config/ folder.

If I do a svn co, will that override the whole folder?  I just want the one file to go into that folder.

What can I do?
Thanks.

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