There are quite a few good articles on this topic, already. Especially on how to leverage it for CakePHP projects. See using-composer-with-cakephp-2-dot-x or maybe installing-cakephp-with-composer So I won’t go into detail too much. It is worth noting that composer really…
Category: VersionControl
Continuous integration with Travis and CakePHP
I must admit that I only recently started to take testing more seriously. In the past, I just created tests if too much time was available. But the larger projects get, the more just minor changes will most likely break…
Finally – SVN becomes more GITish
The change we all had waited for soo long. SVN becomes more GITish With the release of all new 1.7 the thousands of .svn folders are finally history! Only a single .svn file in the root folder remains. Yes, most…
SVN and Auto Checkout after Commit
VersionControl is a great thing. But if you work as a web developer you got one problem. Often its better to view a web page in the production environment. And in the most cases its a grate think to have…
Subversion and Git
They usually don’t play nice with each other. But what if we need a plugin/repository available for git AND for svn? The "new" way It used to work – but since a few weeks it doesn’t anymore. It WAS possible…
Subversion and multiple CakePHP apps
A few days ago i already wrote about how to set up a svn for cake. In this second part i will cover the aspect of managing several apps. The Problem We have several apps, each with its own cake…
CakePHP and Subversion
A Quick How-To about properly setting up a svn for your cake app. First of all, we need to drop a "trunk" folder into our svn: /trunk inside this trunk, we now add /app (actual app) /vendors (global vendors) /cake…