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How to enable SVN and merge

My boss wants us to use subversion for our MS Word documentation. The idea is that only our department has access to Word documents, so we update and make changes to them.

But we want to share these documents with some other people in our company. We use merging to control access.

Currently, when we update a Word document, we pass in the SVN and then update the attachment (viewed as a page) in Confluence. This allows us to send the URL to a specific document and only allow people with the correct permissions in Confluence. This is what we want.

Is there a way to link the link to the latest version of the file specified in SVN? I would like to commit changes to SVN, and users will always see the latest version in Confluence.

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This request cannot be satisfied because you are requesting features that apply to other Atlassian products. The closest match to this query is to paste the Atlassian Fisheye links into Confluence, passing through one layer of indirection ( [Confluence]->[Fisheye]->[SVN]).

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@echo off
SET SVNLOOK=C:\Program Files\CollabNet Subversion Server\svnlook.exe
SET GREP=D:\SVN\Repo\hooks\grep.exe

REM Write a list of modified *.doc files to a .log file
("%svnlook%" changed -t %2 %1 | "%grep%" "^U.*\.doc$" > %2.log)

REM ----------------------------------------
REM Here, you would use the file "%2.log" to push the updated word documents.
REM ----------------------------------------

REM Clean up the .log file
del %2.log
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  • Import your documents as pages into Confluence (I remember that if you have a large number of documents, this may seem like a mundane task)
  • Use Confluence permission management to control access ... you can associate user management with MS Active Directory and other directory services.

Thus, you have 1) a fairly convenient permission management system, and 2) a version control system for your documents.

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