How do I compile my own svn update? (1 Viewer)

[solis66]

Hi
I download the code regulary from svn and compile at home.
The reason for this is that I have done some patches that suites me (and some other) but are not in the official release.

Is there some way I can make my own update like "Nightly Builds SVN-Snapshot"-installer?

As it is today, I must copy my whole compiled MP-directory to the installed MP-dir, and more or less start over with settings and stuff.

It would be neat to be able to create a small installer instead,if this is possible.

Can this be done without too much effort?

 

[bigflause]

I would like this as well. I am always downloading svn's though tortoiseSVN and it would be nice to know how you put it in an exe.

 

[James]

I have a batch file to copy a build to my HTPC. It copies only what has changed and excludes some files.

deploy.bat:

C:\Windows\System32\xcopy D:\Dev\MediaPortal\xbmc\bin\Release\*.* Z:\MediaPortal /E /Y /D /Exclude:D:\Dev\deploy_exclude.txt
del Z:\MediaPortal\Skin\BlueTwo\packedgfx*.*

deploy_exclude.txt:

PostBuild.bat
database\
log\
packedgfx
capturecards.xml
MediaPortal.xml
WebEPG\WebEPG.xml

"Z:" is a share linked to my HTPC "C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal"

 

[bigflause]

cheers mate this help a lot. I have the exact same network setup so I will be able to copy the files direct to my htpc share. thanks.

 

[solis66]

OK
So that's the way to go.

It'll make things a bit easier. I will try this tonight, and it seems like a pretty nice solution instead of doing an exe-patch.

Thanks for the tip. Glad someone could help at last ;-)