I m not a Subversion pro by any means. But I am using it for my coding projects and using the deployment feature at springloops.com (love it).
I have some log, cache and image folders that I routinely need to make writable on new deployments or new projects. Is there a way to make it so that when deploying or downloading, the folder permissions will already be set to 0777?
Unfortunately, Subversion doesn t support storing permissions. According to this discussion (Nabble "Unix file permissions" (external link)), however, one can use svn properties and a little bit of shell scripting.
To store the properties in subversion:
$ svn propset owner username aFile
$ svn propset group groupname aFile
$ svn propset mode filemode aFile
To later re-apply the file permissions:
$ chown `svn propget owner aFile`.`svn propget group aFile` aFile
$ chmod `svn propget mode aFile` aFile
svn can t store file (or folder) permissions, so I m afraid your only option is to write a script to make the task a little less tedious.
When you check out a working copy, by definition you have write access to the whole working copy.
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