Okay so let's say i have a text file that gets updated on a semi-regular basis. Every time the text file gets updated it deletes my current version and i have to re-edit it all over again.
Here is an example of a few iterations:
[b]Version 1 of the text file[/b]
[code]A - 1
B - 2
C - 3[/code]
Now i go and change some things in the text file, like so:
[code]A - 0
B - 1
C - 2[/code]
[b]Version 2 of the text file[/b]
[code]A - 1
B - 2
C - 3
D - 4[/code]
Now since it has deleted the edited file which i made changes to i have to open the text file and make all those changes all over again:
[code]A - 0
B - 1
C - 2
D - 9001 // or whatever, you get the point[/code]
Now let's say this goes on for a while and the text file gets very large. I don't want to have to open it and re-edit everything EVERY time the file is updated. Is there some system similar to SVN i can use to keep track of my changes and apply them to the file every time it gets updated to save myself some time? Any help is appreciated.
how about git
Git.
Isn't Git basically the same thing as SVN?
I guess what i am wondering is, can SVN do retroactive changes to a file (ie. when the file gets updated, apply the most current changes from the repository to the new file)?
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