Hello all I'm just comming back to subversion after using TFS for some time and generaly i'm quite exited :) There is one thing i remember differently. I don't remember beeing able to commit from an out of date working copy. Or maybe my memory just fails me on the definition of "out of date". I thought "out of date" meant that any fil...
So, I'm already familiar with this: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn.advanced.vendorbr.html My question is how do you handle a vendor branch that has both a stable release and an alpha/beta branch that you want to integrate? So, say you follow the original example from the SVN book. You'd have: svn://localhost/home/svn/vendor/li...
I have a subversion server on my local network and access it using the 192.168.1.x address. The problem is that when I leave my house and need to update svn on my laptop, I now have to use an external address. I've been using the svn relocate command to switch between external and internal addresses, but this is cumbersome. Does anyon...
I'm creating a patch on trunk and, when applying it to another branch, get "The patch seems outdated" error. I didn't find a resolution on Google. The trunk has just been merged to the branch. I'm using 64bit TortoiseSVN v1.63 on Windows 7. ...
Are there any tools out there, free or otherwise, that will show, in a graphical fashion, merges from one branch into another? What I have in mind would be similar to TortoiseSVN's revision graph, but with additional notation and lines to indicate merges from one line of development into another. If such tools exist, which do you prefe...
We've got a pretty complicated repository here, and I'm trying to get the most out of our recent switch to Subversion. We generally have things setup like this: parent_dir (unversioned) ->module1_dir (versioned) ->module2_dir (versioned) ->module3_dir (versioned) ->etc And so forth. Where modules1-x are generally various modules all...
Is it safe for multiple computers to concurrently access an svn repository stored on a shared filesystem? I'm building an application in which each Windows client machine has a local working set of files, and can periodically synchronize with the rest of the team. From a server standpoint, I'd like to rely on nothing except a Windows sh...
I'm mounting a server in Ubuntu using Nautilus and FTP. For Facebook development, working on the files on the server makes the development cycle easier and quicker. I'm trying to set up a "local" svn repository on the server...to do so, I connect to the server using the terminal and ssh and run the commit and update commands. My probl...
My team has a range of projects spanning several SVN repositories. Along with the daily updates from meetings and emails, I would like a daily digest email that summarises the commits from the set of repositories that we're using. I've seen similar things within project management tools like Unfuddle, but wondered if there was a simple...
I have an svn client installed on Mac OS X. I'm not sure if it came with Mac OS X or when I downloaded Xcode which contains Apple's Developer Tools. I can run "svn" off the command line but I'm not sure where the file/app is located. When I run "svn --version" it says I have version 1.4 installed. I notice that when I try to use SVN in...
I'm moving a project from SVN to git (completely, so no need for git svn's SVN interop features) and I've tried using both git svn and svn2git (nirvdrum's fork on github) and one problem I've got is that our repository layout in SVN was like so: example.com/website/trunk|branches|tags/base/code, and so when I import it into git, the r...
after a major server fault, svn repository was destroyed and my working version is most current one, what is the way to recreate svn repository from my working version? after installing svn on a new server and trying at my working copy svn switch NEW_SVN_PATH . i get an error Repository UUID '1c604742-6b16-462b-86e4-cc8bce959242'...
I one of the previous versions of my code, stored in a Subversion repository, there is sensitive information. How to erase it while keeping all other versions? EDIT: The repository is Google Code Project Hosting, so I can't dump and restore the repository =( ...
we have a number of c# projects that all depend on a common DLL (also c#). this DLL changes somewhat frequency as we're in an environment where we need to be able to build and deploy updated code frequently. the problem with this is, if one of these updates requires a change to the common DLL, we end up with several client apps that all ...
I have a Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse. I can pack it to a WAR by right-clicking the project and choosing Export > WAR File. This creates the WAR file as expected and it works. The problem is that Eclipse includes all the .svn folders of the project into the WAR file. Is there a way to tell Eclipse to ignore .svn folders in the WAR ex...
Hello, If I have multiple SVN working copies checked out to my local PC, what's the best way to point localhost to the copy I want to work with? I've seen the suggestion to just set a symlink to the new directory - this seemed great at first, but aren't there other important steps that must be taken when writing PHP code? For example,...
Hopefully this makes sense: In subversion if I branch a trunk and then fork the branch can I merge changes from the trunk into the forked branch? ...
I have an SVN repository set up with the following directories: /branches/ /tags/ /trunk/ I created /branches/my_feature/ using svn cp trunk branches/my_feature That's fine. I now want to keep my branch up-to-date with trunk, so I run (with cwd = branches/my_feature) svn merge ../../trunk and it pulls everything down, showing th...
Hey everyone, Everywhere I go on google I get the same answer to this problem but it is the wrong answer for me. Originally I installed Subversion 1.5.6 for windows (i run Windows Server 2008) on my server and i made a repository for a project. Then I used a Tortoise client version 1.6.X on my laptop to update the project. Everything wa...
I'm just starting out using Subversion on a C# project. I am working on this project alone, yet I'm trying to treat is as if I was working in a group for my own learning experience. As I understand it the typical way of working with subversion is to have a trunk folder that will always build. Major changes are then create in new branche...