Post by Peter Cooper on January 2nd, 2007

The Easiest Way To Start A New Rails Projects With SVN

You're about to start a new Rails project. Do you type rails <project name>? No, "Stop using the rails command", says Josh Susser. If you create a dummy / default Rails project that's set up just the way you like it with plugins, your own extensions, and all those carefully defined svn:ignore flags, you can just create a new Rails project with a simple svn copy. So simple, but I've totally missed this idea, and it's a real timesaver.

One Response to “The Easiest Way To Start A New Rails Projects With SVN”

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    Al Brown Says:

    Totally. Get your session migration set up, you authentication plugin and whatever else you always use and then just clone it with whatever.