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I don't want to spend time on that at this point, especially considering I don't know how many more updates there will even be. I don't use SVN as version control for my own development (Mercurial instead), would have to find a host, set that up, etc. More trouble than it's worth right now.
And SVN is overkill if used purely for distribution purposes, really. If you know what you're doing, you can write a two line script to pull down an update and unzip it, overwriting existing files (hell, kill and reboot the server automatically). Update installed.
And SVN is overkill if used purely for distribution purposes, really. If you know what you're doing, you can write a two line script to pull down an update and unzip it, overwriting existing files (hell, kill and reboot the server automatically). Update installed.
I would like it so that any small changes I made would automatically get merged with the latest update rather than me having to make all the changes again.
