Visual Studio 2008 publishing .svn folders
Does anyone know how to prevent VS copying the .svn folders associated with subversion when publishing a web project? I'm using Tortoise SVN and Ankh svn VS plugin. Thanks ...
Does anyone know how to prevent VS copying the .svn folders associated with subversion when publishing a web project? I'm using Tortoise SVN and Ankh svn VS plugin. Thanks ...
I always get the error message below whenever I try to branch solution using AnkhSVN which is integrated in Visual Studio 2005: SharpSvn.SvnRepositoryIOException: Repository moved permanently to 'http://'; please relocate at SharpSvn.SvnClientArgs.HandleResult(SvnClientContext client, SvnException error) at SharpSvn.SvnClien...
So I followed the fogbugz guidelines to add some properties to my project repository. The only SVN property I changed was bugtraq:warnifnoissue. In the documentation mentioned above, it's set to false. I set it to true. If I use TortoiseSVN, when I go to check in a file, I will see the Fogbugz case number textbox to the above right of th...
Background: I'm using Visual-SVN V. 1.7.5 with VS2008. I'm fairly new to SVN. I have a Solution that uses source files that will be shared with other Solutions. I've put these files in a folder called "Shared", and added them to my Solution using "Add -> Existing Item... -> Add As Link" which works fine as far as VS2008 is concerne...
For one of my ASP.Net site I use AnkhSVN to commit to a VisualSVN Server with a post commit hook to update the live website. This setup works great for every directory EXCEPT the Bin directory. When I build my solution the dll is placed in the site's /Bin but does not show up in Pending Changes. If I select the dll, right click -> Refre...
I have AnkhSvn plugged in to Visual Studio 2008. When I try to commit several files, and at least one of those files causes the prompt to Update, I would like to know which of those files has caused it. Currently, I am highlighting the files in Pending Changes, Right click and Show Changes, and change the options so it is FROM Base TO ...
Does anyone have any experiences from recent daily build of AnkhSVN? Please let me know if it is good to go with? Secondly does it seamlessly integrate with TortoiseSVN? What I mean here is that if I checkout from within Visual Studio (with AnkhSVN plugin installed), will it be identified by Tortoise SVN that it is a changed file? or th...
I'm using Visual Studio 2k8 with AnkhSVN. When I start to modify file, it's automatically checkouted. How can I disable it? I don't want to accidentally modify my files. ...
I'm new to Subversion (SVN) coming from a Visual Source Safe (VSS) background. In VSS the person editing a file checks the file out and it locks the other users from editing it through Visual Studio. I understand that SVN is a concurrent model allowing multiple people to work on the same file and later merge the changes together. My q...
Hi guys, i have a problem. When i commit or update my project using Tortoise or AnkhSVN on operating systems mentioned in title, i have to wait very long time for operation to finish. While using Windows XP this problem doesn't occurs (of course i am using the same svn server :). Do you know, what may cause this problem ? ps. sorry for...
I am trying to set up Ankhsvn 2.1.7444.278 with Subversion 1.5.0 on both VS08 and VS2010.B2. When supplying Ankhsvn with repository url, it recognises the url and allow me to select my repository. The repository is empty (since I haven't put anything into it yet). When I click OK and after applying a log-entry, it return with the error ...
We have just started using VisualSVN, TortoiseSVN and ankhSVN plug-in to handle our source control. Initially we were good with the Copy-Modify-Merge style, but we have now found a need to move to the Lock-Modify-Unlock method. But we already have like 15 projects in our repository that follow Copy-Modify-Merge. What do I need to do t...
I'm a fairly new user of Ankh and Tortoise. Currently ramping up on a VS2008 application suite that will have multiple .exe files, but with a lot of common code. Currently, we're sharing code between .exe projects by putting source files in a "Shared" folder tree, and using "Add as link" in all the VS2008 projects that need to compile ...
I want to have the diff results window show in the task bar, instead of being a floating visual studio dialog item. Can I do this? ...
I am using AnkhSVN in Visual Studio 2008 as a source control solution. I love to check out, edit and then re-commit partial changes as a way to ensure I never lose incremental progress. Is there anything smaller than a changeset that will allow me to check-in incremental changes as a way to ensure I don't lose them/overwrite them betwe...
We try to keep the 'svn:mergeinfo' property on the root branch folder only. However, we keep seeing it creep into subfolders. We've been able to identify some possible causes: Moving a folder in the repo-browser Moving and/or renaming packages in IntelliJ Using old svn clients Can anyone provide a list of things we should not do in o...
This is a known issue - when files are added using Ankh, they are not really added to SVN. Many a times this has caused problems, for instance when committing later through TortoiseSvn only to find missing files, or when creating a patch. Is there a workaround, or some plans to fix this is a future Ankh release? Edit - to clarify, when...
I have a VS sln with about 5 projects that I created along with the majority of the files in each project. I commit changes to SVN via Ankh and it's just peachy. Another developer just started and he can retrieve the files via VS and can also commit to the repository (I aded him as a full control user), but I can't retrieve them via Ank...
Hi all: I'm currently working off the version of my project from the head from Subversion. I have a branch which is an older version of the project. I now need to find out which files have changed and what are their changes. I was wondering are there any ways to find out? Are there special tools required to do so, or just regular co...
I've been developing a project locally and using a local svn server for versioning in visual studio. I now want to switch to xp-dev hosted versioning but cannot seem to get rid of the svn bindings on my solution? Is there an easy way to duplicate a solution without its versioning settings or to simply switch to the other svn (which is co...