Hi, I have a svn repository I have checked out and have in my local hard disk. Now, how do I import this into Eclipse? When I choose File->Import and choose SVN, there is only an option to checkout a project from the server again. File->New project seems to be for projects we are creating new projects from scratch. Kindly point out the...
I'm trying to do a commit, and I'm getting the error above. I see a few questions on here along the same lines, but the solution always seems to be "delete and re-checkout". I'm trying to add some files for the first time, so I can't delete. I also tried just removing the files, but then I get this error instead: svn: Directory '/path/t...
I'm using Eclipse Galileo with a kind of well known plugins to develop Java Enterprise Applications. Now having a Java Project, Eclipse writes the following line to the .classpath file in the projects root folder: <classpathentry kind="con" path="org.eclipse.jst.server.core.container/org.eclipse.jst.server.generic.runti...
I've been using git-svn to work with svn repository A, and now I need to move the project over to repository B. I could just use svn to import the lastest HEAD from A. But I'd like to preserve the history if there's a way. Is there a way to do this? Can I add repos b as a remote branch and dcommit to it or something? Not sure. ...
I have the follow structure (example): trunk/ branches/v1.0.0 branches/v1.0.1 tags/v1.0.0 My question is: The branch versions 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 have different implementations, and I need to fix a bug in version 1.0.0, how do I do this? I need to fix the bug in branch 1.0.0 and copy after to a new branch and merge with trunk? Or I nee...
We have a continuous build setup on our SVN repo using cc.net. The trunk has a sub-folder called "Bin". After a successful build, we copy all our DLLs into the bin folder and check it in. This causes an endless build cycle because the bin folder changes constitute a change and this triggers the interval trigger to commission another buil...
So, I have an asp.net mvc app that is being worked on by multiple developers in differing capacities. This is our first time working on a mvc app and my first time working with .NET. Our app does not have a lot of unit tests in it... The problem we are having is trying to keep each other from overwriting each others changes. For examp...
A subversion repository contains the html, latex and man directories that doxygen generates from the source code. Even for small source code changes, new files are being generated with random names which makes for large changes in the version control system. Is there are way around this? How can I minimize the changesets between revis...
I am using SVN+SSH to check out a working copy of repository from an SVN server on which all developers are members of a developer group and have full read/write permissions on the repository directory and associated metadata: svn co svn+ssh://[email protected]/path/to/repository Several developers work on the same working copy that...
Jeff Atwood wrote about whitespace and suggested creating commit hook which removes trailing whitespace at the ends of lines and files. I've searched, but I haven't found a clear example of using a pre-commit hook to modify files like this. Do you have a script which you'd like to share? ...
I am trying to install git-svn on mac os x 10.5 using the following command, sudo port install git-core +svn It installation is successful but i can find the git-svn command anywhere, ~/ $ sudo port installed git-* The following ports are currently installed: git-core @1.6.5.2_0+doc+svn (active) Installed shows it installed with ...
I'm having trouble setting up my svn. I used apt-get install subversion to install the software. The default svn folder was /home/svn/ I changed the ownership of the folder to an administrator account (not root) and a subversion user group I setup. I set the folder permissions to 0760 recursively through all the subfolders. Yet whenever...
Question: Is it possible to svn a symlink and the link is pointing to something in my home directory so that when my other co-workers performs an svn update they will see the symlink pointing to their home directory instead? Example: In this directory: /home/arthur/scripts/test/perl, I want to create a symlink that is something like th...
Here is how our current php development solution is set up: Each developer work on their local machine. Each developer commit their change to a common SVN server (intranet). A commit hook upload the change to the staging server and perform validations tasks. When the product is ready, manually deploy it to the production server via SFTP...
I am a lone programmer working on many .Net projects. I work alone and I didn't used version control till now. Just recently I learned the benefits of using version control. As I have three machines I work on, keeping a sync version of a project sometimes proves to be too much. So, now I am planning to use subversion as my version contro...
I'm using svn+ssh to checkout from my repo, now a fellow developer has to get access to a single project within the repo. How can I give him access to a single repo without having to use ssh keys? Basically I just want to add a new user on the server, and somehow restrict his access to just one repo ...
Hi I run a small IT business and I am a startup. I am looking for a free or open source script to be hosted in Web in my domain that can do the following. Project Planning, Scheduling & Delivery with TODO list. User Management Source Code Version Control System. (SVN Repository with Branching) Issue Tracking Time Tracking/ Time ...
I have created an exe file that will print to console the first and second arguments that it receives. In the SVN post-commit hook I wrote: PATH_TO_FILE\print.exe "%1" "%2" when I make a check-in, it gets stuck. %1 is the PATH %2 is revision number EDIT The answer to my question is that the executable file should be in the "bin" d...
I've seen tutorials that talk about creating a .gitusers file and converting your SVN authors to git users while doing a repo clone (via using the svn.authorsfile config option). However, our SVN repo takes 6-8 hours to clone and I don't want to do that again. Is there any way to retroactively update my git repo to use the correct git a...
I'd love to Google this (I've tried) but I'm not sure what it is called, let alone how to do it. Consider: project A project B I am working on project A, that happens to need project B. How, do I without checking out project B with project A, have a reference to it? In other words, there is a way (I experienced it on placement) that...