On Thu, May 26, 2016 at 2:08 PM, PERRY JENNINGS <pjenni...@familydollar.com> wrote: > SVN Source Code Manager, > > Family Dollar has implemented SVN and about sixty percent of projects within > the organization currently uses this repository to maintain source code for > object-oriented applications. However, the remaining forty percent of source > code within the organization cannot use SVN because the code is for > non-object-oriented applications ; hence a single file, not a project needs > to be checked in and out of the repository. So my question is: Are you > aware of a client that could be used to checkout and checkin a single file > to the SVN repository and maintain the version number of the source code > that is checked in? If not, do you know if SVN has the single file > checkout and checkin feature?
There are some ancient handbuilt RCS variants. The normal approach would be to check out a subversion (or git, or whatever) working copy and provide a synchronization wrapper to apply changes, or to check local changes back in as needed. I did this years ago for DNS source control, described at http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2012-05/0043.shtml. I'm not sure I have a copy of the tools lying around anymore.
