sven for Linux 0.7.2

sven is a document-oriented programming library that helps you put content in SVN.<br /><br />It requires `pysvn` which you will probably want to install system-wide.<br /><br />Basic usage:<br /><br /> from sven.backend import SvnAccess<br /> client = SvnAccess(my_svn_server_repo_uri, my_local_checkout_dir)<br /><br /> client.write('path/to/a/file/to/write', "Lovely content to be versioning!")<br /> client.write('path/to/another/file', "Aw shucks, I'll version this too..",<br /> msg="My commit message", kind='text/plain')<br /><br /> last_rev_int = client.last_changed_rev('path/to/another/file')<br /><br /> last_rev_int = last_rev_int - 1<br /> from sven.exc import ResourceUnchanged<br /> try:<br /> earlier_version = client.read('path/to/another/file', rev=last_rev_int)<br /> except ResourceUnchanged, exc:<br /> last_rev_int = exc.last_change<br /> earlier_version = client.read('path/to/another/file', rev=last_rev_int)<br /><br /> changelog = client.log('path/to/another/file', rev=last_rev_int)<br /><br />Each `.write` writes the content to the path on the local filesystem's checkout and then commits it to the repository. The workflow of one-write-per-commit is by design and is not likely to change soon; if you need a different workflow, you probably ought to just be using svn clients directly, anyway.<br /><br />Currently sven does not help you set up an svn client or server. It assumes you've already got a repository and checkout set up.<br /><br />The formats returned by some of its methods (particularly .log and .ls) are totally ad-hoc right now and strange; they'll probably be formalized sooner or later.<br /><br />#md5=3dc16113cb8313150a612fb98c72a044

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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