How to automatically update svn after commit

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I know how to make automatic update on the local working copy, but what if the working copy is in the different hosts?

Is any way to have automatic update with SSH?

Lazy Badger · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-20 05:50:11Z

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Post-commit hook can execute any action (and ssh to another host with executing in session svn up - too)

answered Jan 20, 2013 at 5:50

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TrevorPrater · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-20 05:38:26Z

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If you're using Windows, TortoiseSVN supports this functionality.

answered Jan 20, 2013 at 5:38

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Borislav Sabev Over a year ago

Comment is offtopic since the question explicitly asks for a SSH solution.

Lazy Badger Over a year ago

@BorislavSabev - your comment is offtopic, because a) TortoiseSVN have client-side post-commit hooks b) in own hook it can connect (using putty, f.e) to remote host and update WC on this host and this way doesn't depend from repository-side hooks

Borislav Sabev Over a year ago

@LazyBadger I am aware of client-side TortoiseSVN hooks but since it seems that the question is for a server-side solution something like "If you were using this and that on that OS" doesn't seem to help a lot, does it?

Lazy Badger Over a year ago

@BorislavSabev - for me question doesn't seem as "server-side solution" (subversive tag). But I hardly translated question into real question anyway and "as asked so answered"

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