How do I update source that's copied from a remote machine?

[bmorris]

I’m running beta 2, trying the product out. I’ve got my source on a linux machine with no network shares, so I had visualgdb suck it all down to the local project I created with ssh. But now I want to svn update the source on the linux box, and have the updates (or just all the source) sucked down again. How do I do this?

Also, I noticed the text in the dialog for the “Source Cache Manager” has a typo. It ends thusly: “and allows IntelliSense to look parse them:”

Thanks

Brian

 

 

[support]

Hi,

VisualGDB currently does not support merging changes between the Linux and the Windows checkouts. The easiest workaround would be use a Windows SVN client to check out the repository on the Windows side and do an update there as well so that SVN can handle change merging for you. During the next build VisualGDB will only retransfer the changed files to the Linux machine.

Thanks for pinpointing the typo, we have fixed it.

[Author]

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