On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 12:40:12AM +0100, Stefan wrote: >This is quite an unclear requirement to me. If it's an audit, you'd normally
You should see the look on my face when they asked me! I was like "huh? just install Tortoise and they can view all the changes they want!". But then they said no, it needs to go outside, outside our network. >If they really require full offline access to the entire repository, you >could create a backup/dump of the data they need so they can locally set up >their own SVN repository (even on a local machine). You can filter the dump >to control which data they will be provided with. That's exactly what my suggestion was. I figure, if they have people who know what to look for they probably know how to use version control software. But me and developer are stumped on one thing. How to give them to dump of the repo, from beginning of time, to June of 2015? He was thinking of doing a dump of the whole thing, putting it into another machine, and remove changes from now til June of 2015. -- eric
