Hello, I am not able to upload the file "libYAJLIPhone.a" to a SVN repository. I'm trying to set up an SVN repository for an iPhone application. I've set up various "global-ignores" and auto-props to exclude the build directory. But with and without these ignore parameters and/or auto-props I'm still not able add the file "libYAJLIPh...
Some versioning products have a way to embed interesting values into a file as it is checked out of the repository. Typically you put some magic string in the source file and it gets updated at checkout. Like, you write "$revision=xxx" and if you check out revision 832 this gets changed to "$revision=832". Does SVN have a feature like th...
I'd like to be able to see someone's total lines of code contributed to our application. Say the app is 10k lines of code, I'd like to see the breakdown of how many LOC each developer has committed to the repository. Is there anything for SubVersion to get this kind of info? ...
Hi all, I've been using Zend Studio for Eclipse for about a year, and our SVN repository has gone through a number of different relocations (IP changes, etc.), but I'm never able to correctly move the repository on Zend Studio. What is the standard procedure that you usually follow for such an event? I assumed I could just go to the ...
Hello, I'm using ant with svntask to update a repository before I build an application. At the end of the build, an email goes out with the results of the build. It would be very helpful to include the svn revision number and message in that email, so if the build breaks, we know which revision to review. I am currently displaying only...
Hi All, The question is regarding show logs are not coming properly after upgrading. I upgraded my repository from SVN 1.4.6 from Linux to Visual SVN 1.5 in windows. Explaining the steps here: I took the complete SVN repo from 1.4.6 SVN - say Repository name as Repo1.4.6 I upgraded the SVN1.4.6 using below command svnadmin upgrade ...
I'm using MySQL Workbench to maintain the database schema for an application. The .mwb file that Workbench uses, which is a zipped XML document, is kept in a Subversion repository. The file is treated as binary data by Subversion, so I cannot use svn diff to show the changes, for example before committing. Since the data is really XML,...
My repo has one dir containing some very large files, every time those get changed it wastes a few minutes of my day when I update... they're not files I need. Perhaps ideally they'd be in their own repo, but that's not an option to me... is there a way I can make SVN not include that dir when I update the whole working dir, but wtill a...
Hi guys! I thought about migrating subversion a lot and I have several questions still open. I hope you can help me: When I migrate a huge directory structure into several repositories (because each directy really is a single project...), will the revision numbers still be the same? There must be gaps, because some revision will only ...
I've always wondered how an actively developed common library used in two or more projects should be stored in version control. I imagine it can be handled differently than a third-party library, since an in-house library is more likely to get hot fixes that should be distributed to many of the projects in version control. Should its bi...
By using Intertrac we are able to link the change set to a ticket using the syntax: prefix:#ticketnumber This is useful when viewing change sets and seeing which tickets it links to. I also noticed you can do a search on the above link and it will return all the changesets pertaining to that ticket, my question is How can we insert a ...
How can I use a version control system behind a authenticating HTTP proxy. Note that I said "a VCS" , so it can be SVN, CVS , BAZAAR ... I've tried several SVN clients -- they do not work. It looks like BZR has an option for that , but I've seen no public mention of it. Help. ...
For example, the SVN 1.5 client has one layout for Working Copies, and the SVN 1.6 client has a different layout. I understand that the layout automatically gets upgraded when it gets touched by a newer client. My question is simply: if I have a Working Copy on my system, how can I find out the version of the layout it's using? ...
I've been getting frustrated with some subversion conflicts i've been getting for a long time now. I'm talking about when I do an update on a file and it says there are conflicts, so I open the file and there's no <<<< >>>> stuff in there. In tortoisesvn or visualsvn I go "Edit Conflicts" and there are no red conflict zones. On the fi...
Hi I have SVN repo that I frequently use for change management. However after each fix, I have to upload the code to the production server. At the moment, I upload files by files so that the .svn directory do not uploaded. Is there a way to upload the all code from svn repo to server without .svn directories, the easier way? ...
I'm a bit lost with Subversion (1.5+) here: I modified the trunk in my local working copy, added new files and directories, etc., but eventually I decided that it would be better to work on a separate branch, so I created one from the base revision of my trunk. That was the easy part. But what's the best way to move my locally modified...
I have basically three environments that I use to work on my main site. I have my local one on my computer and the development and live ones on my web server. I developed the site using Wordpress on the local environment and want to keep everything up to date via svn. What would be the best way to do this since I need three installs of...
Hello! I have many projects depending on each other in trunk. I made several commits which led to dependency problems. I tagged /trunk to /tags/trunk-experimental and now want to "revert" the last N changes (which led to problems), so that my /trunk is good again. Can this be done in a straightforward way? I tried to just check out f...
I want to share an eclipse project with the rest of my team through SVN. Which files should I add to subversion? In the workspace, there are many files which IMHO are not supposed to be on source control - they are a few megabytes in size. When adding just the project, another user who checks out the code still has to import the project...
I configured IntelliJ IDEA 6.0.6 to use Subversion for version control. The Subversion menu item now appears in the context menu when I right click a Java file within the project. However, all the sub menu items are disabled: Subversion > Add Subversion > Check Subversion > Edit Properties (..) Subversion > Unlock The exceptions...