How to Detect svn file/folder renames or moves with SharpSvn?
How can I to detect subversion file/folder renames or moves when doing comparisons between revisions? How can I distinguish them from a "normal" add and delete? ...
How can I to detect subversion file/folder renames or moves when doing comparisons between revisions? How can I distinguish them from a "normal" add and delete? ...
Randal Schwartz says that he uses Git's SVN import/export feature when he has to interact with SVN repositories. He pulls the project from SVN, does all his local edits/saves with Git then once done pushes the changes back to the SVN repository. Is this really a worthwhile process for daily use with a SVN repositories rather than just us...
I currently use subversion to track my configuration changes of Emacs and to sync my '.emacs.d' directory to different platforms. A lot of packages like Ido, Muse or Org-mode are part of Emacs distributions which come with Debian or Carbon Emacs (osx). But other packages which I'm also using are not part of those distributions so I have...
TortoiseSVN is good for this? What about best practices to work fine? Any special care about tricky issues using that way? ...
Got something going on I can't explain. I have a working copy of my project - done svn update (which says: Updated to revision 1895), I know it's the latest. When I perform an svn info on the project folder, the Revision is 1895, but the Last Changed Rev is 1888. Inspecting the log using TortoiseSVN shows 1888 as the last revision, no ...
I cannot create working copy from command line using svn utility if resulting full file names for some files are too long. But I can successfully create working copy from TortoiseSVN or from Subclipse. Why? ...
I'm using svn in a script (Windows scripting .cmd file). Currently it checks out all files to a folder, then iterates that folder adding all the files to a master file as part of a build process. Something like: svn checkout --username %username% %SVNURL% %workingfolder% FOR %%i IN (%workingfolder%\*.*) DO TYPE %%i >> %DESTFILE% What...
I am trying to set up my dev environment and I got SVN running with Eclipse on my mac (with Subclipse). However, when I click on a file I've changed and go to Compare With -> Latest From Repository, I noticed I was getting (what I think is) a sub-par diff tool. So, I went to Preferences -> Team -> SVN -> Diff/Merge to configure an exte...
I know of an Eclipse feature to show revision information (gradual coloring, more info like revisionnumber, date and author on mouseover) for the last changes in a line in the linenumbers-view. Does anyone know how to activate this feature for a file, or even better, by default? I accidently hit some shortcut lately which made it show i...
Hi, In Xcode Preferences>SCM I'm getting a "Host Offline" and in the project window I'm getting a SCM offline icon even though I can both list, check, and import to the subversion repository. Did I miss a setting? Thanks, Hua-Ying ...
OK, I'm having a problem settings up SVN+SSH. I have SVN running on a Linux server and trying to connect from a Mac laptop running Snow Leopard. XCode tries to connect, but gives the message "Error 210002, network connection closed unexpectedly." Nothing online seems to explain. I connect using xcode with HTTP and it works correctly ...
I was wondering if there were any recommended free bug tracking and or ticketing software that integrates with Subversion. The only requirements are that the software runs on Windows(SQL Server backend and Windows Server). Thanks. ...
I have svn repository and virtual hosts set up on same linux server. Whenever the developers commit the changes, I want the site files(files at webroot) too get updated at the same time. The files at webroot is not a svn working copy. I was able to update another svn working copy using post commit hook, but dont know how to update anothe...
The book 'Git Internal' mentions about using git as peer to peer content distribution network at p50, but doesn't have much detail. Especially how to have several branches which has tracking different files. Example: (working dir) a00.exe a01.exe b00.exe c00.exe c01.exe c02.exe Master branch tracks all files, while branch A only tracks...
I'm trying to use xargs on a Cygwin Windows system to remove SVN files deleted locally. I run the following command that generates the following output: svn status | grep '^\!' | sed 's/! *//' weblings-webplatform\vendor\jetty-7.0.0.pre5\contexts-available\test-annotations.d\META-INF\MANIFEST.MF weblings-webplatform\vendor\jetty...
I'm trying to use Subversion's log --use-merge-history feature. When you view a revision that resulted from a merge, this is supposed to show you the revisions that were part of that merge. But sometimes, it shows me ALL revisions. This is what I did: Created revision 101, by copying trunk at version 100 to branches/br1. Committed rev...
[for those not following along at home, this is the sequel to Rolling My Own Version Control ;)] So i gave in and installed TortoiseSVN (to work with a friend on a project, my personal version control is alive, well, and working as i want it). Having never seriously used one of these before, can someone give me (a link to a) concise exp...
I've used iPhone SDK and tools for several months. XCode seems pretty nice, but there is one tool which I don't get: FileMerge. How can anyone use it for comparing files or doing merge? Seriously now, what do you really use? My use case is subversion database on remote server, few local developers working on same project as well as few...
At some point all files in my working copy got marked with "S" symbol as shown below: $ svn st M S AclController.php S InstallationController.php S CustomerController.php S RedirController.php S IndexController.php S LoginController.php S OrderController.php S ProductController.php ...
Hello Does someone here know if it is possible to backup only the part of a subversion reposiotory that has changed since the last backup (that is: the delta)? Practically, that could be something like doing a full backup every midnight, and a delta every hour. If then a crash occured say at 11:07, one would have to use last midnights ...