Hi all, I am using svn tortoise to checkout a maven project from a repository, I then open eclispe, and use the m2eclipse plugin to import a maven project. The maven projeect comes in okay, and I can build it fine. The problem is that eclipse using subversive, isn't marking files/ resources as being in source control (even though I se...
I have someone connecting to my repository using the url (substituted the IP address): svn+ssh://[email protected]/subversion Yet when they commit files, the author entry is "null". According to this article: http://tortoisesvn.net/node/80 it should be working fine. Does anyone have any suggestions? ...
I'd like my .exe to have access to a resource string with my svn version. I can type this in by hand, but I'd prefer an automated way to embed this at compile time. Is there any such capability in Visual Studio 2008? ...
Given a pretty basic source tree structure like the following: trunk ------- QA |-------- Stage |------- Prod |------ And an environment which mirrors that (Dev, QA, Staging and Production servers) - how do you all manage automated or manual code promotion? Do you use a CI server to build and promote at all stages?...
I get a generic failure when I try to run: saslpasswd2 username This was installed by Collanet's Subversion 1.5.2. ...
Hello, I am about to set up a subversion server to be accessed via svn+ssh. I was wondering, where the default repository location is (on a unix box). Do you put it in /opt/svn or /home/svn or /usr/subversion or even /svn or somewhere else? I am looking for the place, most people put it. Is there a convention? EDIT: It i...
What is better? A: server:1080/repo/projectA/trunk/... branches/branch1 branches/branch2 branches/branch3 tags/tag1/... tags/tag2/... server:1080/repo/projectB/trunk/... branches/br...
We recently installed SVN 1.5.2 (with VisualSVN/Apache) on some of our servers / virtual machines, and now when I send a commandline command with username/password they don't get cached anymore. Before, we were running SVN 1.5.0 installed with CollabNet, on svn://, and the credentials were cached after the first command. So far, I'm fin...
I'm setting up a new project using CruiseControl.net 1.4. I see from ccnet contributions that there are two options for a subversion repository number labeller - a feature that I would really like to make use of. 1) SVNLabeller available from jcxsoftware and 2) Svnrevisionlabeller available from google code My problem is that (1) cl...
This has been bugging me for a long time -- how do I properly resolve a merge conflict within the SVN properties set on a directory? Say for instance there are two developers working on a project where svn:ignore is set on some directory. If both developers make changes to this property, when the second one updates, they will see a mer...
I run windows in a VMWare partition. At times, TSVNCache.exe process starts doing some weird things (Seems like its doing an endless loop of I/O operations). Suddenly my whole VMWare session starts slowing down. My mac heats up badly. In the sense its freaking hot. My question is what is this TSVNCache process anyway ?, seems like I can...
In SVN, trunk is the recommended place for the main development and I use this convention for all of my projects. However, this means that trunk is sometimes unstable, or even broken. This happens for instance when I commit something by mistake When the trunk simply has to be broken because of the way SVN works. Canonical example is fi...
I have a folder c:\websites\test and it contains folders and files that were checked out from a repository that no longer exists. How do I get subversion to stop tracking that folder and any of the subfolders and files? I know I could simply delete the .svn folder but there are a lot of sub-folders in many layers. ...
Please provide tips for effectively using git with svn. What are your "best practices"? ...
This posting here (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/156044/how-do-you-manage-database-revisions-on-a-medium-sized-project-with-branches) got me wondering how best to work on a web project using branching and deploying to dev, staging, and production (along with local copies). We don't have "releases" per se: if a feature is big enough...
When using mercurial, I'd like to be able to diff the working copy of a file with the tip file in my default remote repository. Is there an easy way to do this? I know I can do an "hg incoming -p" to see the patch sets of changes coming in, but it'd be nice to just directly see the actual changes for a particular file that I'd get if I...
Suppose you work at a medium-to-large software company with many independently-developed projects (independent coders) but which rely on each other (dependent code). If it were up to you, would you make sure each project produced stable branches so that the other projects could more reliably use those branches, or would you encourage pr...
I still very new using Subversion. Is it possible to have a working copy on a network available share (c:\svn\projects\website) that everyone (in this case 3 of use) can checkout and commit files to? We don't need a build server because it is an asp site and the designers are used to having immediate results when they save a file. I cou...
My team has been using SVN for a few years. We now have the option of switching to Perforce. What would be the benefits (and pitfalls) of making such a switch? ...
I am working on converting a CVS repository that has the following symbols (among others): tcm-6.1.0-branch -- a branch tcm-6.1.0 -- a tag Using the standard transformations cvs2svn identifies them properly. However, I'd like to do some clean up during the conversion. Specifically I'd like to drop the redundant '-branch' portion of...