Hey SO OK my problem is quite simple Im about to start working with a team of programmers, and we are using a svn repository to store our code, thy files are set up as Eclipse Project as the rest of my team all like eclipse. However I am die hard netbeans man, I have tried eclipse Iv given it some time but we do not gel as they say. ...
How can I export an entire Visual Studio project? I want to get a non-source-controlled copy on my local hard drive. I come from a SVN background and I'm just getting into TFS... In Tortoise SVN, I would use the export all command for this -- I would right-click the project directory and drag it to another directory and choose "Export a...
I want to restrict the access of users to SVN repos by branch. The users would be accessing the repo via Apache / WebDAV. It's mostly about commits, I don't really care about the read access too much. Also, it's mostly about avoiding accidents, rather than distrusting users. Note that I am just about to set up the WebDAV access, i. e. I...
Hello, I'm using ubuntu (and WindowsXP as Virtual mashine on it). I need an automatic process: I want my computer to do every hour a SVN Update and after that my Visual Studio 2008 should open the Projekt.sln File and run the Compilation Process (It's a Windows Program I want to compile, that's why I have to use Windows). For the Compila...
I use a portion of ZEND framework and want to be able to update only those files, those files are few directories and few files from library/Zend directory. I know I can copy only those direcotries and update them, but how can I do it with files in that library/Zend directory? ...
Is there a Subversion command to show the current revision number? After svn checkout I want to start a Python script and need the revision number in a variable. It would be great if there is a command like svn info get_revision_number. ...
The problem is that I'm checking out some files with special characters in their filenames -- when TortoiseSVN attempts to check the code out, it can't create those files and the checkout fails. this applies to updating as well. Is there any fix/workaround to this, maybe to give an alternate filename or something? Update: Apparently, t...
I've got a lot small projects (at home as well as at work). I'm writing a script to automate releases. I'm doing it in my free time to learn Python. Actually it does a pretty easy job: For each given project: Export a svn repository folder Create an archive (tar.gz, zip, etc) with it Upload it on a public ftp server It can handle t...
I am working on a web application that runs on the LAMP stack (Linux Apache Mysql PHP) and would like recommendations on improving my workflow. I have 3 environments: My local machine AKA my development environment A staging account on my dedicated server so that I can test the web app A production account on my dedicated server I d...
I have a subversion server and repository setup and it seems to be working in the basic capacity, but whenever I add a new file to the project from one devstation I am not seeing that file on any other devstations. I have looked all over for documentation on how to really use SCM in XCODE - must say apples documentation is purely about s...
I'm trying set up a git repository on a shared hosting account that can be accessed by both me and a friend. I have successfully done this with a Subversion repository by adding this line to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys: command="/usr/bin/svnserve -t -r /path/to/svn/repo \ --tunnel-user=myfriend",no-port-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding,\ n...
I have been searching for any documentation on how to exclude files for visual svn but have not found any. All the documentation I find seems to not match my file structure or I am missing some files/directories referenced. For example the only file I find with configuration items in it seems to be completely commented out and missing th...
Is it correct to use Tortoise SVN Commit for a project that is building successfully, but has compile time errors? ...
We are with 6 developer and currently use Visual Studio 2008 Professional with SVN and Visual SVN. As soon as vs2010 is released we will upgrade from vs2008 pro to vs2010 premium. However if Team Foundation Server has a proper source control included in vs2010 premium, then it does make sense to use it. We like SVN, but like tight integ...
OK so basically my questions is about the best practices in subversion. I am very new to subversion so dont really know too much. so here goes my question. I am working on 2 projects right now and also a single developer on both of them so i was wondering if its OK to put both of those projects in the same repository or make separate ...
I currently have an existing project that I have been working on in RadRails. I want to put the entire project into an SVN repository (hosted on Unfuddle). I downloaded the Subversion plugin. I'm not sure how to actually take this file and commit it into the existing SVN repository. ...
I am using MySql Workbench, which stores files using a proprietary format which it turns out is simply a renamed zip file. I would like the unzipped contents to be placed in my repository on commit. Is it possible to have SVN run a batch file to unzip the contents before comitting to the repository? ...
I have my project in Tortoise SVN repository. I want to export the project to the disk, to the same state it was on a specific date. I do not have a branch/tag for that date. Is there a way to achieve that? ...
I have a svn repository. I have now created a branch for this repository to do some major dev work. Now some of the features that I can created in my project can be committed directly to the main repository instead of the branch. Is there a way to do commit those changes without having me to switch the branch again? Update: I am using ...
I have a dump file dump.svn This dump file includes the revision 0 to 2879 When i load it svnadmin load /path/to/new/repository < /path/to/dump.svn I have a corrupted revision (1174) , so loading it failed . How to load only the revisions 1175 to 2879 in my new server. Thank you ...