I'm having trouble checking out a repository from my server. I have the repository created in /home/evolving/public_html/svnrepos/tdo. Here's what happens: james-skidmores-macbook-pro-2:tdo james$ svn checkout svn+ssh://[email protected]/svnrepos/tdo [email protected]'s password: stdin: is not a tty svn: No reposi...
We have a situation where we need to take a tag of our project and make it the new trunk. We have taken the existing trunk and made it into a separate branch. My question is this - once we made a branch of the trunk, can we just delete the trunk and then copy the tag in question into the trunk? Is there a safer way of doing it? Any ...
Hi, I have access to a repository that IT has created for me. http://oursvn_server/mysvn_repo I have access to the CVS files which can be accessed via /proj/cvs/ I want to convert all files/directories from /proj/cvs/* to http://oursvn_server/mysvn_repo/* I can't do this at /proj/cvs/ level and I want to bring the directories in /pr...
I’m currently writing some hooks for a new SVN instance and I’d like some feedback on what criteria people believe should be applied to verify the commit message is sufficient. This particular SVN instance will be used by a broad range of developers with varying knowledge of SCM best practices. I’m trying to strike a good balance betwee...
I'm frequently sshing into a server, switching to a specific directory and running svn-update I'm thinking that there's probably a very easy way to automate this, so I can simple specific a subdirectory when I run the script and it'll login via SSH, cd to the right directory and run svn-update. Is this a job for capistrano or could a s...
Hi, I want to know if there is any sort of query which can list all the files that are checked in to SVN by a certain user? Regards, Pavan ...
Hello. We are currently using trac and have become really dependant on one of its features. If you go to browse source you can hit view changes and see all the diff's between 2 revisions. And the thing we love is that you can download a zip file that contains all the files modified in theyr directory structure. Is there another alterna...
On updating my working copy from SVN. I get this error. The operation could not be completed. Not enough storage is available to complete this operation. This error also corrupts my all reference in main project ( not in DAL not in BLL). and I have to add all (.net or 3rd party dlls) again. It was working OK but I am getting this e...
I have a subversion repository that was used with VisualSVN before. Code was committed using https: urls. Now the repository is used without VisualSVN, only with TortoiseSVN. The paths are now file://... There are several projects with older revisions commited through https: and newer ones commited through file:. When I check out a new...
I'd like to hear how other web developers manage their websites over the life of the project. For example I have several sites I've been developing for several years where a "version" could be a completely separate code base. So version 1.0 might be straight html and version 2.0 might be a symfony app. There is also the issue of tho...
Hi, I have a subversion repo with directories that contain the usual source-controlled files, but in addition to that contain files that are a dependency for execution, but not checked into source control and instead added as svn:ignore (since they would be kept in duplicates all around the repo if they were checked in into all folders)...
I'm trying to figure out the best way to structure our Subversion Repositories initially. So is it best practice to create an initial repository then sub repositories for each project underneath? And which repositories should have a trunk, branch, etc. created? Also, I hear it's best practice not to create a trunk, branch, and tags fo...
If you happen to remove, rename, or delete a file or folder and forgot to use the SVN command to do so in Windows and instead used the file system commands, how do you correct this with TortoiseSVN? ...
Having been spoiled by tortoiseSVN, I'm now using the command line in linux to interact with an svn repo. In tortoise svn I would just commit changes and it would show me a list of what was added, what was deleted and what was modified. I'd check all the boxes and click OK. With the command line, it appears I have to do svn add when I...
duplicate: What’s a simple way to undelete a file in subversion? What is the best way to undo removal of a file and keep the file history. I've removed a file by accident, and commited it along with other changes. I can get an older revision of the file and add it to svn, but I think this approach will lose change history. How do I ...
I'm looking for a public subversion host, but I don't necessarily want to open-source all projects hosted there (e.g. my resume). I've checked out the popular free ones like google code but they seem to require me to choose an OSI license. I'm willing to pay a small fee, company reputation matters because I want them to be around for s...
I am going to be implementing a development environment for some young developers and I am looking for a diagram to describe the ideal programming environment. Basically what I am setting up is an environment that consists of the following pieces IDE (Eclipse) Local Development Environment (XAMPP/MAMP) Repository (SVN) Test Environmen...
When I commit changes in Eclipse, svn records my author name as the one that I entered the first time I committed changes in Eclipse (Alok). By author name, I mean the name that shows up when you run "svn log" or "svn blame". However, when I commit changes from the command line, the Author Name is set to the username that I use to ssh t...
Hi, I'm working on a web site project that is currently tracked in svn but is going to move to git once someone else has time to set up a new server and stuff. It's a long story, but in the meantime I've made my own git repository from some code I had, and worked on it quite a bit. I didn't use git svn clone because I'm overseas and my ...
Is it possible to port over comments from one project to a new Repository structure? Meaning is there some sort of comment file you can port? ...