TortioseSVN- How to share repsoitory between two disconneted computers?

Scenario: 2 developers working on the same project (VS2010, C#, MVC3, WinXP) on seperate stand alone computers. Due to IA restriction (开发者_JAVA技巧DOD) we are NOT allowed to connect these two computers in any way. The only way we are allowed to pass data between computers is via a CD-R/DVD-R disk. We need to be able to share a SVN repository for the code we are writing. I'm trying to figure out what the best way to do this would be.

Will this scenario even work? What the best workflow to use? I would appreciate any guidance or suggestions on the best way to do this.

Mark Buckley putrtek@gmail.com

It sounds to me that you would be better off using distributed source control, such as Mercurial or Git for this project. SVN makes it exceptionally hard to merge, and distributed source control would make it so that you just have to pass ChangeSets back and forth.

Also, distributed source control houses a repository on each system, which is what you would have to do in this situation anyways.

This book should help you with most things Mercurial-related.
This Link explains how to pull new ChangeSets into your repository.

In your situation I would propose the following scenario: setup and maintain SVN repository on the one selected PC (let's say the most reliable one), the other members pass CD-R's with patches when they finish part of work, then all patches are integrated in that SVN repo and for each members own patches are created to have similar code on each PC. I know, this sounds awkward, but maybe the best option in this case and operations with patches can be automatized.

From a design perspective I think the code architecture needs to be good with clear separation of modules, less coupled codes, follow strict OOP, reduce code dependency and I guess in that way two people can easily work without much interaction... do plan your integration and do have your code / class signatures defined before hand if possible.