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Previewing PHP files in Subversion?

So, after our code base became unmanageable, we finally decided to create subversive activities for the web project I am working on with several friends. We have successfully created the trunk and branches for each developer. We are working with PHP. I am wondering if there is any way to actually view the output of a PHP file from Subversion, so that when one of the other developers checks for changes, I can view its branch in my browser, and then see what the site will look like and check for changes before merging with the torso? Right now, if I switch to another branch of the developer, all I see is the PHP source code in the browser window.

Is this possible without checking / exporting each time? Are we going about this wrong? Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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The usual way is the other way around: you check for changes in a living environment, and then check them for specific changes. Having a living environment that is somehow directly related to the repository sounds complicated, and it’s wrong for my ears.

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