Hi, I have a folder on C drive which is already checked out from SVN. In somewhere in that folder, I have a eclipse project folder. It is already on svn repository. I started eclipse, imported that project but I am not sure how to connect it to svn. When I was working on a cvs repository, eclipse cvs discovered its setting when I tried...
I'd like to merge all the changes that took place between rev 10 & the HEAD rev on http://url-of-branch-a and apply them to http://url-of-branch-b. Something like... svn merge -r 10:HEAD http://url-of-branch-a Is this possible? If so, what is the syntax? I am running the SVN client from the unix command line. The SVN client version ...
Hi, I am looking to set up our web application shop to start utilzing svn better. Currently we have programmers making changes into trunk which then directly affects production... yes I know - terrible! I want to set up seperate branches so that there is a branch that we use to make fixes. Then we can promote to the QA branch and then...
Hi, I have heard that it is possible to have a local Git repository on a developer machine, while keeping a master copy of the source code stored in a svn repository. A good use case would be that you have a central svn repository that each developer works with. One developer goes offline occasionally and would like to track changes h...
I work from several different locations on the same project and I use SVN to checkout wherever I happen to be working. I have a settings file that needs one line changed depending on where I'm working, but otherwise, it's a relatively static file. It's a bit annoying when every commit the file is just switching that one line back and for...
Hi there, I've got an existing project running in an SVN repository. I want to make use of a 3rd-party app that's hosted on github. All of my external apps I'm currently using are hosted in external SVN repositories, so I have a directory 'externals', that has $ svn pg svn:externals externals externalApp1 http://externalApp1.googl...
Hi all, A few weeks ago I started making a change in my SVN repository's trunk that I thought was going to be fairly minor. After a few hours of work, realizing that the change had bigger implications than I thought, I decided it was too risky to check my changes into the trunk right away, so I made a branch, like this: svn copy . htt...
Hi, I am using AnkhSVN in Visual Studio. How can I delete all files from SVN as I delete them from Visual Studio (files ARE NOT included in projects). Ideally I would like to do: Press "Show All Files" In Visual Studio (shows the files not included in projects). Delete selected files (the ones not included in projects) from VS...
I am busy writing a book and I'm using MS Office to write the book. However, doc files are binary files, and therefore a real pain to put into subversion with proper version control. So, is there an application of some sort or maybe some other suggestions (other than text files) that I can use to write a book in plain text format, but ca...
Is there a way to set subversion properties on a git repository that was created by git-svn? In my case, I want to edit the version of svn:external, svn:ignore and svn:executable. However, the only way to do so seems to involve a check-out with the subversion client. Is there a way to edit svn properties without having to check out the...
My coworker has a problem with the way that svn update works, but I'm not sure why, so this question has two sides. First, how to solve his problem the way he wants, and second, should I try to convince him that the way TortoiseSVN does things now is the best way (and if so, how)? His Ideal Use Case Right click->SVN Update SVN pulls i...
I'm new to CruiseControl.net and am attempting to setup it up for a project I'm working on. The project is kept under subversion, but the whole project is made up of the core project, and several components, each one a separate subversion project, each with a trunk, possible branches and tags. I need to setup cruisecontrol.net so that a ...
I'm using subversion and nant (and visual studio IDE) I've been following the suggested project structure at http://blog.jpboodhoo.com/NAntStarterSeries.aspx which advocates self contained subversion directories where a developer can do a checkout and immediately build a project in a single step. My repo structure is like: /Repo /Ma...
Possible Duplicates: Can you recommend a SVN, closed-source project hosting site? Is there a free version control server provider for non-public projects? Free Online Private SVN repositories Hi, I'm starting a new project with 14 more people and we're looking for some repository where we can host our code, specifically an S...
I've read the SVN red-bean book, and research how people layout their SVN repos, we're thinking of using SVN for our product, so would like suggestions on a repos layout. The product is a desktop application, consisting of a number of .exe, graphics, etc. The current source layout is something like: Program 1 Program 2 Program 3 Common...
I'm trying to merge changes from a branch to the trunk, for a single file and a single revision. I'm using VisualSVN as the front-end. So I right-click the file, Visual SVN -> Merge, then select ‘Merge a range of revisions’, then enter the revision number (from the log) and hit Next. Then I click ‘Test Merge’ What I get is the followi...
Hi, We are starting now a new software project. We are 5 developers, located in US and Asia. We have a server hosted in the US and we plan to use it. We can set a SVN repository on it. It's a Linux server. Below please find our requirements: 1. Windows good client. We develop on Windows (VisualStudio). 2. Private working-space on Windo...
After going through tutorials on getting started with Tortoise I am finally starting to get it, the confusion for me is after going through the setup process: 1) I create my SVN repo 2) I have my directory where I work, lets say it's called "My Site" 3) I use tortoise to rightclick my site and import them to my SVN...good so far I thi...
I recently started using Team Foundation Server, and am having some trouble getting it to work the way I want it to. I've used Subversion for a couple years now, and love the way it works. I always set up three folders under each project, Trunk, Tags, and Branches. When I'm working on a project, all my code lives under a folder called...
In IntelliJ, I can have different change lists so that I can put certain files that I never want to commit into a different change list, and I won't be prompted to commit those files unless I select that change list. For example, certain database configuration files, eclipse project files etc., I want to rarely or never commit. Is there...