using svn:externals with svn propset

if you can't use svn propedit (ie. your using bespin) you can use svn propset 

the above make the folder 'Zend' within the folder 'library' reference the zend svn repo

note: refer this post for info on svn:extermals with svn propedit http://blog.justin.kelly.org.au/svnexternals

Bespin + Google Code (SVN) : How to

To use Bespin with Google Code (svn)

* create a bespin account at bespin.mozillalabs.com

* open the bespin command line and execute

vcs clone https://(yourproject).googlecode.com/svn/trunk

you'll be asked for:
 - a project name
 - VCS Type: select 'Subversion'
 - Authentication: select 'only for writing'
 - keychain password: create a new password
 - Username: enter your google code svn username
 - Password: enter your google code svn password

* to commit the code to the local version control user execute 

vcs commit

(add your commit message at the prompt)

* to commit the change to execute

vcs push

All done - to easy - now your coding in the cloud :)

Let me know your thoughts on bespin and google code 

Mozilla Bespin + Subversion = wow!

when mozilla first launched bespin - a browser based text editor - i was interested but a number of required features were still lacking

now that bespin supports various version control systems ( Subversion, Mercurial, and more on the way ) its well on the way to becoming a very useful coding text editor

bespin can now checkout and commit changes to your SVN or Hg repo

was is this useful ?
- being able to work (edit, add, delete files ) with SVN via a browser is a killer feature - making bespin the perfect alternative text editor when you're not on your normal PC
- no need to setup svn, eclipse, vi etc.. on each PC you work on - just set it up in bespin and you can access it from anywhere !!

below: bespin in action

if you havent checked out bespin from mozilla labs i suggest you take a look

let me know your thoughts on bespin 

note: post to follow on how to use bespin with google code (svn)