I am using TortoiseSVN client. I do not want to see SVN client files in Open resource dialog window. Is there any way to ignore particular folder name or file name ? I have checked following links, There are suggesting to create working set.I am not happy with that because, i have browse down to each package and select the required res...
Regardless of how I got here, I'm in the position of restoring a SVN repository from backup. Unfortunately the backup was slightly corrupted and out of over 19000 revisions, approximately 80 are lost. The backup was a bzip2 file and I was able to use bzip2recover to recover about 99% of the blocks. These are 'known good' since they decom...
My company is performing a SVN repository migration and I would like to avoid overlapping of revision numbers between the two repositories (which are both active at the time being). My requirement is to force the revision of the new repository to a specific revision number (say: 100.000). By analyzing the FSFS repository I have come ac...
What's the correct/best properties to assign to *.xml files in Subversion? I'm particularly interested in the properties svn:mime-type and svn:needs-lock. I think there are two answers, but I'm not sure about which one to choose. The first one is to consider XML files as text files, letting Subversion manage textual merges in them. For...
I'm new to VB and SVN and involved in writing automation scripts in VBA. I've got a requirement where we need to 'retrieve ,checkout ,add ' files to SVN remote repository from VB code in background as part of automation. Please can anyone guide me what needs to be done. Any libraries , projectsetup ,code ,links, info you can share to s...
I recently converted my cvs repository to svn using cvs2svn and I recently noticed that every directory has a hidden folder called .svn. My current build script copies a lot of directories from my versioned resources directories and it ends up copying the .svn files. Is there anyway to make svn not include these files when I checkout o...
I'm trying to integrate SVN with BugTracker.NET. On the page that accesses SVN I get the error "Server certificate verification failed: certificate issued for a different hostname, issuer is not trusted". I'm using VisualSVN Server for the SVN server. ...
I'm probably reading too much into ignore, but other than not showing up in the list when you commit, are there any other feature/benefits associated with ignoring a file? ...
I have an svk repo that was full of mirrors and locals etc, I cleaned it up in steps, because I'm trying to get rid of it, and evaluating what should stay. There's only one project there that I want to keep working on, and for that I want to migrate it to git so I can be done with svk for good. It's located in //local/foo, it has no svn...
My collaborators and I often find that we would like to be able to set different svn:ignore and svn:externals properties for our own working copies of a project. It doesn't seem like the svn functionality related to the properties requires that those properties be versioned, but we haven't yet found a way to unversion these properties. ...
I'm not sure it's even possible, but my command line usecase goes something like this: do svn update do a svn log -l {how many times since my last commit - 1} do a `svn diff -rHEAD:{my last commit revision + 1} and try to get an overview of what happened since last time I touched the code. I get a lot of valuable information from thi...
I have done a lot of development on a branch in my subversion repository. Throughout this I've merged in the trunk changes by manually tracking which ones I put in. I accidentally read an SVN 1.0 book which explicitly told me that SVN doesn't track which changes have been merged, so I tried to specify which ones to merge into my branch t...
I've managed to introduce ReviewBoard to the coding workflow in my company, while "introduce" means having installed and presented it. We also have a general agreement that we need code reviews sorely, however, we are not quite sure how we'd like to do it. Our main revision control is SVN, so we rather limited in branching and merging. ...
Hi all, We are in the process of setting up a new development environment for about a dozen developers in our IT department, and I've got a few questions as far as server setup goes.. We're going to be using TFS 2008 for our 6 or so .NET developers, and subversion for the half dozen CF people. Is it ok/recommended/not recommended to h...
I'd like to configure svn so that very 'commit' is reflected in the appropriate folder within the (web) server. When initially configuring svn I imported the files into 'webdev/trunk/' keeping their respective directory structure: htdocs/ | application/ | | models/ | | views/ | | controllers/ | | public/ <--- web ro...
I used to use svn, and I had AnkhSVN setup in visual studio. I ended up migrating the svn server from a linux box to a windows box about 4 years ago. I didn't have a good backup / restore process on that machine, and I'm afraid I lost most of the histories of stuff I've worked on at home when that hard drive died (I know... I know... I...
Hi, long story short, a mistake was made and now I have at least one hundred files throughout dozens of folders that need to be removed from my repository. Right now they're all marked as "!" in svn status and I'd like to remove them without manually typing in svn remove blahblah. Is there a quick way to do this? ...
Is there any way to have all svn commands default to act as though they were passed the --non-interactive parameter? We have some wrapper executables that perform a series of svn commands that hang whenever they hit a conflict since upgrading the subversion client to version 1.5.1 due to interactive conflict resolution. Ideally I would...
I did a checkout from my trunk to a local DIR and made lots of local changes there. Now I don't want to commit it back to the trunk, but I'd rather make a branch from this local version. Is that possible? Can I just copy the trunk to a branch, and then cd DIR and svn switch to the branch? UPDATE: Thanks for the answers, it worked! To s...
I am studying a large software project and how it evolved. I have access to the subversion repository to analyze the code but I would like to have a copy of this repository on my machine. I want to do this so I'm not hanging on the production svn and also because I'm assuming it would be faster for me to work against a local repo than a ...