I've got a file (mapViewController.m) which is in svn but I cannot commit changes to it. I tried to copy the file elsewhere and then update. The file does not come with the update so I copy it back. Then I can't commit changes to it. This is hard to explain what is wrong... because I don't know. ...
I have this folder structure: \myproject\branches\v1.2 \myproject\trunk I need to merge v1.2 back into trunk. v1.2 has revisions 104 and 105. Trunk goes from 57-65 and 106. The 106 revision is deleting a folder that doesn't exist in the v1.2 folder. My setup is file based. I've tried this in trunk: MacBook:trunk myuser$ svn merge...
The development group I'm currently in uses Visual Source Safe for our version control; this choice was originally made due to cost and it's tight integration with Visual Studio. As our repository has grown Source Safe is really starting to show it's limitations and we are considering moving to another solution. Up for discussion prima...
Edit: Ok so I learned that I guess I need an distributed source control, however are there any UI based ones, and do they allow you to merge with other users on the network? This is kind of a two part question, so here it goes. I want to start developing a web application at home (with multiple developers). However, I don't have a dedic...
I'm using subversion so that I can have two checkouts, one for testing to make sure things work and another which is public live site. I made some changes in the test site but also made some updates to a wordpress install. Now I can't commit the changes on my live site. [phil@sessions public_html]$ svn commit -m "this time, it's perso...
looking for subversion api wrappers that would let me make calls to subversion via a web application. any language at this point ...
I am trying to write an ant script which builds our project and will save the new build in a dist folder which gets committed to svn. As the name of the file changes for each build I need to delete all the old files in the dist folder (without knowing the names). For this I was using the following code: <exec executable="svn" outputpro...
How to migrate from Google Code's subversion to another subversion server keeping the history? The problem here is that I don't have access to the repository of Google Code, nor to the one I will migrate. ...
Hi, I'm using SvnCopy (from the MSBuild community tasks) to create a tag in Subversion. What I would like to do is for the Externals on any folders in the trunk to not be copied during the process. Is this possible? TIA ...
I have 2 repositories that I would like to merge. I would like to take the 1st repo [PRIMARY] and pull in all the content from the 2nd repo [SECONDARY]. They don't share content so I don't need merge different versions of the same file. I would like to retain file history of the elements in SECONDARY when they are pulled into PRIMARY. H...
We've been using Source Safe for years. Now we use Tortoise SVN. It's quite a problem to not forget to add new files to the repository - Source Safe had integration with Visual Studio but I don't see any for Tortoise SVN and so I often forget to add files and this breaks the build. Is there some industry-wide practice for simplifying ad...
I'm trying to use SVN with Toad for MySQL to keep two DBs on two development machines in sync. When I modify a table on one machine Toad changes the appropriate scripts and checks them in just fine. On the other machine, when I try "Update database" or "Updata schema" or even "Get Latest" on the specific table, I get a window which show...
I would like to configure my local SVN server to support both a global passwd file and a project specific passwd file. I have a global passwd file set up that is currently used to administer all accounts. The only problem is, sometimes we want to an outside developer to a single project. With our current setup, we have to grant them acc...
So I have a whole pre-existing directory, let's call it c:/src/foo, with a bunch of files in it, some I want to put under SVN version control, some I do not. I created an empty spot in my SVN repository for this to go, let's call it http://myserver/svn/tools/foo/trunk. How can I checkout the SVN repository into c:/src/foo so I can add ...
Subversion is my source control of choice after experience with source safe and subversion. Developing with .net I find the commit dialog cluttered with files that are not relevant and should be ignored. Since v1.5, ignoring patterns of files and folders is a life saver to help prevent missing files that I should be checking in. Ano...
I have a subversion server, providing subversion access via Apache2 and mod_dav_svn The system works fine and clients can access the repositories with SVN client such as TortoiseSVN etc. Users can also access HTML renderings of the same URLs. Can these renderings be over-ridden, or replaced? If so, how would i go about it? ...
If I create a branch in SVN off trunk rev 10 then realized that what I want was rev 9 should i just ditch this branch and create a new one off of rev 9 or is there a way to "rebase" it off of rev 9? The problem is that in my code I had to rollback some changes and then create a branch for what I now realize is a long/big change. Since ...
I've got my svn repository in a server running svn 1.4.2 but I'm using svn 1.6.5 on Ubuntu 9.10 at home. I found the svn will be corrupted when two the versions are different (at least in my case), and svn cleanup won't do the trick. I'm not sure should I install svn 1.4.2 at home as well, or is there any way around it? ...
The process of mavenizing Eclipse and NetBeans projects usually takes a lot of manual work, if all files are under revision control. So I am thinking of writing an Ant script which uses svn commands to rearrange the files in the working copy according the standard Maven directory layout. This would keep all file revision histories inta...
Say my trunk refers to Hibernate and I would like to use the source directly in my repository from sourceforge and whenever I do a svn update it should also update hibernate from its source How do I achieve this? ...