Hi, I have a svn working directory. I made some changes in that directory and it shows in 'svn status'. But is there any way for me to remove all my changes in there and just get everything from the trunk using command line? Thank you. ...
I have a client who is rather insistent about using Clearcase. Are there any tools/scripts that would allow my team to work against an SVN repository (or really anything other than Clearcase), but periodically automatically sync back changesets to the Clearcase VOB? My thinking is that if such a tool exists, and it's automatic, reliable...
I have copied /trunk/project_a to /branches/project_a/test_1. However, I have not yet committed the newly created branch. Then I did some changes in the working copy which I originally intended to commit with the newly created branch. However, after I was done, it seems better to commit those changes into the trunk. (I could then commit ...
Our account with CVSDude got migrated this week. After the aftermath of a week without being able to access our repo, it was back up with a slightly different URL (a '-' changed to a '.' basically). We used TortoiseSVN's relocate command to switch working copies and it had been working for a day quite smoothly. But today, I started gett...
We are on TFS2005 and we are definitely not using all of it's capabilities. All we use it for right now is it's source code repository. For CI we are using CruiseControl as TFS2005 will not build .NET3.5 applications. Moving to TFS2010 is one of our considerations but we are also thinking of just moving to Subversion. Anyone done a TFS ...
Quite often I'm sitting in the middle of a subversion working copy, and I want to do a quick svn status to find out what changes I have made since the last checkin. However svn status only works on the current folder and it's children. (Similarly for svn up too) I'd like a quick way to change to the root folder of the subversion working...
I have checked out a specific Subversion branch of my app. Call it '1.0'. I have been working on some changes, added some new files, etc. but haven't committed the changes yet. However, I don't want to commit the changes to the '1.0' branch. Instead, I want to commit my changes to a new '1.1' branch. As far as I can see I will need ...
We have Product Backlog in an Excel Spreadsheet that we also commit to SVN, so everyone can open use it and update to latest version. The problem we have is: How do you enable Excel spreadsheet to be simultaneously used by many people and not override each other's data. Some kind of merging data? Is it at all possible? We would like to...
We have under version control(SVN) a web application. The trunk always contains the latest good version of the website. I would like to hear how other teams manage multiple versions of the same site and how do you publish different versions for UAT, testing, Bug fixing, enhancements etc? Let's say our biz users come along and they wan...
I think this was asked in another question but I'm looking for a SVN client that can handle gui and command-line commands. For example a developer would like a gui to work with but a script would find it easier to issue commands directly on the command line. Installing one of the gui clients in addition to the svn command line client c...
I am about to establish a rule at work here that all svn:externals references should come from the one of the other project's tag, never from its trunk or from any of its branches. Is this a reasonable rule or do you see problems / issues with this approach? I am trying to achieve a stable development environment and I wonder if this rul...
I'm trying to write a post-commit hook using SharpSVN but can't figure out how to get the changeset info using SharpSVN given the revision number and the path to the repo. Any ideas are much appreciated. ...
I have a repository where in revision 1 the folders trunk, branches and tags were added. The source was kept in trunk. Revision 7 happened, and development continued up to revision 16. Now I have to continue to work on revision 7, so I want to create a branch off of revision 7. Here is how I tried to do this: Using TortoiseSVN, I select...
Using VisualSVN, how can I have it automatically unlock a file when I revert changes? When making changes, it automatically locks it due to my current configuration. This is good. However, alot of times a developer will accidentally press a key that make SVN thinks it is making changes to be committed. Doing a standard undo (Ctrl + Z...
I have a project that uses SVN externals to include some stuff (actually it's the MSBuild Community Tasks, but that's tangential). The external repository requires a username 'guest' but no password. I've set an externals property and this works perfectly when doing an SVN Update locally. The problem comes when my TeamCity continuous in...
I am trying to learn how to use subversion. On my mac os x server I have: ~/public_html (lots of files) I also have /var/svn/myproject (this is the svn directory where I used svnadmin ~/public_html /var/svn/myproject) On my MacBook Pro, I used svn checkout svn checkout svn://myserver/mysvnpath It checks out the files. I edit a file...
I want to delete a directory in the repository via command line. At the same time, I don't want to propagate Subversion this change to the local working copy. The directory in the working copy should be remained untouched as it is (alas, I want to set svn:ignore property). Anyway, I couldn't figure out a way to accomplish this without th...
I see it is possible to view a list of properties set on every directory within an SVN repository using proplist and the -R flag (recursive) and -v flag (verbose): svn proplist -Rv This shows me all properties, such as svn:mime-type or svn:executable. I'm looking to filter this to just svn:ignore properties. I'm sure there is some way...
We're thinking of switching to SVN at my work, so I was wondering about SVN plugins for VS2008 (and 2010 when it comes out). After a bit of research I found AnkhSVN and VisualSVN, the 2 that seemed most dominant. (I am aware of TortoiseSVN and will use the plugin in conjunction with it). I am aware that this has been asked before, but t...
I want to use Subversion with a script based development system, and was wondering what to do differently to my usual situation (C#/.NET). The normal day-to-day update/commit cycle will work fine, as will change tracking and comparison of revisions. Where I'd like some advice is around handling of deployment. With this script system, t...