I have 2 repositories. As the trunk code was in one repository, which was protected, I did a checkout and then checked in to the other repository (as users did not have permission to the first protected one). Now the issue is that both the repositories have been worked on and we wish to finally merge the code/branch in the second unprot...
Hi folks, we're currently investigating SVN at work - having escalated our practices to include a fair bit of development. I have to confess, we're finding the remote setup process rather tricky, none of our team is that conversant with Linux/SSH. My question is, how many of you you administer your own remote SVN repository versus using...
Currently we use TortoiseSVN and VisualSVN as our source control. I have altered the pre-commit hook successfully to block unwanted files etc being committed to the repository. But what I want to achieve now is a check-list that will act as aide memoir before committing. Is this possible? If so what is required to be done I can't see h...
I am hashing out our structure for Subversion and have the standard structure that I think most people use which is using one repository and multiple folders for each project: MainRepository Project1 branches trunk tags Project2 branches trunk tags ..and so on My question is, do I need...
I'm attempting to connect to a remote HTTPS SVN server from inside a corporate firewall using TortoiseSVN. I am required to use a proxy for this connection. My problem is that TortoiseSVN's proxy settings only include an option to set a direct proxy server address. The proxy I am connecting through, however, is configured via a script. I...
I'm working as part of a volunatry team creating an open source product with a permissive license. We are currently using Visual SVN Server/TortoiseSVN for source control and TeamCity for our continuous integration builds. I would like to add a bug tracking component into the mix that will integrate into SVN. Ideally, I'd like to use Fo...
We've been using it for the past few years and not the most happy with it at the moment. Is there any good alternatives out there? ...
Hi, Our code is C++ and is managed in svn. The development is with Visual Studio. As you know Visual Studio C++ is case insensitive to file names and our code unfortunately "exploited" this heavily. No we are porting our application to Linux + gcc, which is case sensitive. This will involve a lot of file names and file changes. We plan...
Hi, When I upload a new version of CSS files for my website, there is an issue where the clients viewing the pages might have a cached version on their computers. They can't see the CSS updates (or even some other static assets like images) until they clear their cache, or press Ctrl + F5. This is obviously not an ideal solution. One w...
I am developing a platform to automate and integrate feature branching steps in our environment. Now I know that the right procedure to reintegrate a branch is: svn merge URL/trunk (in branchworking copy to sync with trunk) svn update (in trunk working copy) svn merge --reintegrate URL/branch (in trunk working copy) The point on...
Hi there, I am working on a continuous integration system for both .Net and VB6 applications using Subversion, CruiseControl, NAnt and Ivy. The .Net side of things isn't too much of a problem, but I need a little guidance with the VB6 side of things, more from the 'DLL-hell' side of things! My current set-up is getting all dependent f...
I have CollabNet Subversion server and client installed, running off of Apache that came with it. From the command line on the server, I can easily access the repository using a path like http://server:port/svn/repository but I can't access it using its actual location on the disk, like c:\repositories\repository I just get "[path]...
in this case I don't want to use the ticketing system or the wiki, simply connect it to browse multiple repos. I would think it would be as easy as having a script update the repository link in its conf.ini file every time you wanted to look at a new repo, right? ...
I am currently using Eclipse 3.5.0 (Build id: 20090619-0625) with Subeclipse for SVN. I am looking for the feature that will update my local machine with the latest code that resides in the repository. I have seen the Team > Synchronise With Repository option, but i'm not sure if this will do what I want it to do. I don't want to commit...
Can anyone recommend a proven combination of a hosted Subversion solution and supported Visual Studio plug-in? I like what wush.net offers as far as a service, and I like VisualSVN as an IDE plug-in, but it doesn't look like wush.net supports access via VisualSVN / TortoiseSVN. Any suggestions? Thanks! ...
I have a repository structure that looks like so: + tags + trunk + source + dotnet + flex + branches + milestone1 + dotnet + flex + milestone2 + dotnet + flex Typically, the .NET developers only checkout the 'dotnet' folders for the branch they are working in. Flex developers likewise chec...
After a fresh checkout, I want to get ALL files, specifically this file: etc/config.ini However, once I modify etc/config.ini, I do not want it committed with "svn commit ..." nor should it be reverted on a "svn up". This would allow you to get default values on an initial checkout (convention over configuration), but then after config...
SVN's log has a "-v" mode that outputs filenames of files changed in each commit, like so: jes5199$ svn log -v ------------------------------------------------------------------------ r1 | jes5199 | 2007-01-03 14:39:41 -0800 (Wed, 03 Jan 2007) | 1 line Changed paths: A /AUTHORS A /COPYING A /ChangeLog A /EVOLUTION A /IN...
What's the easiest way to determine when a property was set on a file or folder? Basically, I'm looking for an equivalent of "svn blame" that works on properties. The log subcommand enables one to get the complete history of a file or folder, including when the properties have been modified. However, it doesn't distinguish between a pro...
I am not new to Subversion, but I have up till now used Tortoise and never the commadn line. My question is, how do I ignore all files like *.o from the ENTIRE source not just the root. For example, if I have the following files: /myfile.o /folder1/myfile2.o /folder1/folder1.1/myfile3.o /folder2/myfile4.o If svn propedit svn:ignore "....